What Cockpit?
Yes gentlemen it is the Funk B
It was not me in a funk. I thought you did not have so much sparkling imagination?
Not so very obsolete. Several in museums some still flying.
Noyade has the wheel.
It was not me in a funk. I thought you did not have so much sparkling imagination?
Not so very obsolete. Several in museums some still flying.
Noyade has the wheel.
Last edited by Self loading bear; 22nd Oct 2022 at 08:29.
A cockpit, first.
This may appear more interesting in the "Name that Flying Machine" thread, but I'll give it a go from this point. Only one ever built.
Russ
This may appear more interesting in the "Name that Flying Machine" thread, but I'll give it a go from this point. Only one ever built.
Russ
Last edited by Russell Gulch; 22nd Oct 2022 at 23:58.
The Roper Lariat 100?
Hat, Coat, Limo
- Ed
Hat, Coat, Limo
- Ed
In the Custer CCW-5?
Well done, it is indeed. I think Noyade knew it all along. Apparently when power was applied even with brakes on the aircraft would raise itself slightly showing that quite some lift generated by venturi effect?
Now based at Mid Atlantic Air museum Spaatz Field, in Reading PA.
Asturias56 has control.
Now based at Mid Atlantic Air museum Spaatz Field, in Reading PA.
Asturias56 has control.
Thanks Bear - haven't anything to hand so
OPEN HOUSE
OPEN HOUSE
Pre WW1?
Looks a bit basic for 1909 - its amazing how fast things developed post first flight
European?
European?
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