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dook 2nd Mar 2020 19:18

You had me thinking twice about the answer when you said wait.

https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....9a20dfbec8.jpg

fauteuil volant 3rd Mar 2020 08:38

Bourgois-Sénemaud AT40 of 1929

dook 3rd Mar 2020 19:26

Good shooting fauteuil volant - the Bourgois-Sénemaud AT40 it is.

Your stage.

fauteuil volant 3rd Mar 2020 20:14

Thank you, dook. Here's a bit of an oddity.


https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....6c0f0caff9.jpg

dook 3rd Mar 2020 20:30

There are lots of aircraft there - which one ?

MReyn24050 3rd Mar 2020 21:57


Originally Posted by dook (Post 10701894)
There are lots of aircraft there - which one ?

As you say dook, too much information. However the aircraft in question I guess is the one with the elongated fin, which has been used on another aviation quiz website. No not AQ.

sablatnic 3rd Mar 2020 22:23


Originally Posted by dook (Post 10701894)
There are lots of aircraft there - which one ?

The one with the elevator on top of the fin - and I can't remember its name!

fauteuil volant 4th Mar 2020 08:57

I apologise for, unintentionally, providing an album of images rather than the individual image intended. I've now edited my post by uploading that image directly to this site rather than using a photo hosting site. I have to assume that the manner in which I've posted individual images on other sites, using a photo hosting site, doesn't work on this site (or, if it does, I haven't worked out how it's done). Anyhow, if what I've posted doesn't permit an identification, let me know and I'll post more of it.

dook 4th Mar 2020 09:12

"The one with the elevator on top of the fin"

I would like to know how that works. It looks more like a split airbrake.

edit: is this aircraft French.

fauteuil volant 4th Mar 2020 09:45

It's hard to tell you how it works without telling you what it is - and I'm not brave enough to flout the 24 hour rule!

dook 4th Mar 2020 09:48

Sorry - that was aimed at sablatnic not you.

Would you please check my edit above ^^^^

fauteuil volant 4th Mar 2020 13:34

The answer to your question, dook, is yes.

dook 4th Mar 2020 13:49

Merci Monsieur.

In over 20 years of teaching aerodynamics I have never seen anything like that.

Was it a glider ?

dook 4th Mar 2020 14:38

To me it looks like a split/clamshell airbrake but I can find nothing on the web.

fauteuil volant 4th Mar 2020 14:40


Was it a glider ?
No, dook, it was powered a 38 hp flat twin.

dook 4th Mar 2020 15:00

Possibly an ultralight ?

fauteuil volant 4th Mar 2020 15:24

I suspect that it would be if it was flying today - although I haven't found a reference to its auw - but the concept was barely recognised during its short existence, which terminated during the last war.

dook 4th Mar 2020 15:53

dook is entering the hold. :uhoh:

dook 4th Mar 2020 17:06

Leaving the hold.

BOUFFORT-LANTRES Monoplane

fauteuil volant 4th Mar 2020 17:53

Ah, but there was more than one of them! Thus a little more precision, please, as to the type designation of that in the image posted.


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