Originally Posted by Asturias56
(Post 10924306)
FIAT 7002? I remember it because I think it used tip jets like the Rotodyne..........
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Nahh,this is the revised model,sponsered by `Pizza-Hut`,Uber and `Deliveroo`...There is actually a `Chef` in the rear cabin,socially distanced from `lePilot`,with special ovens(you can see them working in the rear compartment),producing heat/steam through a new turbine and chimney to drive the main rotor and `fenestron`..Fresh pizzas can be made whilst airborne and delivered through the side windows,or in the `handy-snacks` boxes in the cabin....for even cooking ,so the edges of the pizzas don`t get burned if landing on uneven ground,then the small wheel can be lowered to keep the aircraft level......Call your local `Pizza-hut` for an exciting new `taste` ,try the Avtur`,with olives,chillies and double cheese...!!
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I believe the Rotordyne was quite noisy ... |
Exactly - probably the noisiest, most headache inducing aircraft ever built. If you're ever at White Waltham ask the older generation who were around then.................
So to the challenge................. https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....bdf36fdc75.jpg |
Sycamore if takeaways were delivered like that I might approve of Deliveroo et al - I might even order takeaway occasionally..
I42, I enjoy a bit of understatement... :p Asturias, I think the Thunderscreech won the Palm for noisiest most headache inducing aircraft ever built... |
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Either there's no longer any interest in this thread or another clue might be in order! :ugh:
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No questions indicates a general lack of interest - there aren't many pictures around of this aircraft - all I can add is that is doesn't come from a country with major history of building aeroplanes......
https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....8cfe09eeb9.jpg |
I believe it's the Anahuac Tauro, a Mexican crop sprayer which graced one or two of my '60s Observers.
OH if so as I usually struggle to come up with any interesting images... :{ |
Treadigraph has it - they built a dozen or so - some with a bigger engine
Oddly enough it was an Observers of the early 70's that put me on to it OH declared |
Not from an Observer's book. This was a one-off with an incongruous name.
https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....6623b3bf08.png |
I've seen this picture before... but where??
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If not for the cabin glazing being wrong, one might say an Aero 45. But that's hardly a one-off or an incongruous name!
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Shelton Crusader.
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Yes, there is some similarity to the Aero, at least in this clipped image. Quite different in its entirety.
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evansb,
Nice to see you back here. I hadn’t seen your reply when I responded to fv. You are correct. Also known as the American Gyro AG-4. It was designed by Thomas Shelton. This video shows its maiden flight, when it had fixed gear. I think it looks rather nice. https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....a1db71f9b.jpeg https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amer..._AG-4_Crusader evansb has the con. |
As you indicate, from the main spar back it is nothing like an Aero 45!
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I am prohibited from posting photos until I have 5 posts. OPEN HOUSE.
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Originally Posted by evansb
(Post 10928121)
I am prohibited from posting photos until I have 5 posts. OPEN HOUSE.
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Your turn will come Bear!
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