Avimimus said:I don't suppose anyone knows where one can find the length of the Schnell Ko.Ro 5?
We have the wingspan, chord, and aspect ratio, as well as the aileron span, and the overall weight... but we lack data on the fuselage.
hesham said:does anyone hear about Hüttner steam-powered airplane of 1933 ?,never completed.
dan_inbox said:Hesham,
Roter Vogel is the name of the plane. It means Red Bird in German.
As the text says, the designer is the company Bäumer Aero GmbH.
check http://adl-luftfahrthistorik.de/dok/Baeumer_Roter_Vogel.pdf
here is a strange design for a three engined transport monoplane,maybe only one built,and called W.3,created
by Ernst Gerbrecht.
here is the Kussner transatlantic transport aircraft projects,the first was
a four engined (three tractor and one pusher) and a three fuselages,the
second was a six-engined aircraft (three tractor and three pusher) and twin
fuselage,all details are here;
http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k6554624h/f10.image
I don't know if that a German designer or not...
Very interesting Hesham & Richard B !
Do you know if there is a relationship between this Beyer designer and Dc Waldemar Beyer who, in 1932, designed a tailless glider inspired by Lippisch works (glider built by the Rhön Rossitten Gesellschaft and registrated D-KRISCHAN)?
Thanks in advance.