That didn't last long! Two 40 HP Carden-Ford engines. It didn't perform very well with both engines running!
The Bee, registered G-AEWC, first flew on 3 April 1937 at Heston Aerodrome piloted by Hubert Broad. Engine cooling problems required a forced landing, and there were immediate comments on its sluggish handling in the air and on its cross-wind taxying problems due to the narrow track undercarriage. This was the Bee's only flight; ...
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