Caproni aircraft designations

[Maveric]

?

 

[Jemiba]

Nothing in this book ?.

Sorry, no. And neither in "Aeroplani Caproni". vol. 1 and 2, by Rosario Abate, too.
And only mentions, without any graphics in Barbero "100 Aeroprani Caproni" ....

 

[Petrusja]

Hi,

sorry...
the Ca.81 was a recce aircraft project 192?.

Origin the Ca.87 was a bomber, later need for a transatlantic flight.

Servus

Hello, is there more information about this? Other sources suggest that the Ca.87 Polonia was rebuilt from a Ca.73ter for Poland, but it sounds plausible that it was built as a four-engine bomber first.

Peter

 

[hesham]

Hello, is there more information about this? Other sources suggest that the Ca.87 Polonia was rebuilt from a Ca.73ter for Poland, but it sounds plausible that it was built as a four-engine bomber first.

Peter

From a book about Caproni.

 

[hesham]

The Caproni-Vizzola C.V.7 is true designation,it was two seat biplane,intended to compete,
CANSA C.6,Breda Ba.205,SAIMAN-208,Caproni Ca.605 & Ca.606.


Dimensione Cielo - Scuola-Collegamento vol. 11

Hi,

CV.7

https://www.secretprojects.co.uk/threads/caproni-vizzola-cv-3-cv-4-cv-5-cv-6-cv-7-series.44671/

 

[hesham]

Also C.V.3, C.V.4, C.V.5 & C.V.6

https://www.secretprojects.co.uk/threads/caproni-vizzola-cv-3-cv-4-cv-5-cv-6-cv-7-series.44671/

 

[Stargazer]

Browsing through the Caproni documents currently on auction at Mallams, I realize that the whole Ca.312/Ca.312 bis thing is not as clearcut as it seemed. Indeed, there were both a landplane AND a seaplane for each version. Also, there are two images of the supposedly unbuilt Ca.312 I.S., but I'll admit they could be just retouched photos of existing variants.

 

[overscan (PaulMM)]

Removed a bit of an argument between hesham and Stargazer over duplicate posts.

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