Name that Flying Machine
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Well done Trevor it is indeed the Gerner G.I The G.I had a conventional undercarriage with two mainwheels and a tailskid. Originally each wheel was mounted on a V-shaped pair of struts and a half axle attached to a central frame. This proved weak and the half axles were therefore replaced by a conventional solid axle. Both wheels and skid had rubber shock absorbers.
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Thanks Sinco
When searching for previous 3-cylinder radials i already had put this one aside for future posting.
Now this one
I put this photo aside as well but I could not trace it back nor do I know make or type number!

When searching for previous 3-cylinder radials i already had put this one aside for future posting.
Now this one
I put this photo aside as well but I could not trace it back nor do I know make or type number!
