The thermal-counterflow experiments in the film-vapour system is used
to investigate the superflow of very thin He-4 films at temperatures b
etween 1.0 K and 2.1 K. We measure the filmflow resistance on both sid
es of the Kosterlitz-Thouless 2-D phase transition. On the superfluid
side we observe the predicted (AHNS) powerlaw behaviour over a range o
f 3 decades in tile flow resistance, the exponent being 2 at the KT-po
int and rising with increasing film thickness. On the non-superfluid s
ide the powerlaw still rather well describes the massflux dependence o
f the flow resistance, the exponent being smaller than 2. The influenc
e of the substrate material is studied by comparing the weak binding s
olids H-2 and Ne with glass. The second phase transition on H-2, repor
ted by Mochel et. al., is not observed. Secondly we check our previous
observation of a gradual increase of the Kapitza resistance with decr
easing film thickness in a new device with a well-localized heat excha
nger.