SNCASE (Sud-Est) SE. X.210 « Caravelle » projects
http://www.secretprojects.co.uk/forum/index.php/topic,4926.0broken link, it seems.
still broken, it seems.MilwaukeeRoad said:SNCASE (Sud-Est) SE. X.210 « Caravelle » projects
http://www.secretprojects.co.uk/forum/index.php/topic,4926.0broken link, it seems.
Skyblazer said:SE 4100 first French missile, project only
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SE 4300 variant of SE 4100 with French radar
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(unknown designation) CASSEUR ground-to-ground ballistic missile (SSBT) project with 100 kms range (1956-57)
c460 said:SE.4100 was not a project only, 81 were built in 18 variants, powered by an SEPR 2 rocket engine.
c460 said:SE.4300 was a different ground-to-air missile.
Skyblazer said:It's strange because I've got it as a 1954 variant of the SE 4100 with a French radar (a.k.a. SA 11) (approximately 175 built).
This being said, another source gave it as a "post-war surface-to-air missile based on the German Rheintochter". If so, what was the correct SE designation for the SA 11?
From the article linked above, it is pretty clear that those were very different: the SE.4500 was a ramjet-powered subsonic cruise missile, whereas the Casseur was a ballistic missile with aerodynamic controls for the re-entry phase.Skyblazer said:As for the Casseur, I also have it as the SE 4500.
c460 said:From the article linked above, it is pretty clear that those were very different: the SE.4500 was a ramjet-powered subsonic cruise missile, whereas the Casseur was a ballistic missile with aerodynamic controls for the re-entry phase.
hesham said:X-316 was a twenty three seat commercial and military transport helicopter project of 1955.
Very light light transport, then. It was a 2-seater touring plane.Jemiba said:The SE.2100 was designed by Pierre Satre, a SNCASE test pilot, during WW II and realised during
1945 ( see http://www.twitt.org/satre.htm#top ). It featured a tricycle landing gear for a low entrance,
so it seems to have been intended really just as a light transport, not as a kind of test bed.
Almost, but the reverse: SE.1040 experimental machine meant to test engine performance for the SE X-111 project.hesham said:X-111 was a four engined transport aircraft test model Project,intended to
study the performance for SE.1040.
boxkite said:U.W.Jack sent me an overview of different flying wings, published in the 1952 magazine Mechanikus - thanks a lot, Uwe.
You can see the Sud-Est SE.2100. I know this aircraft as a small one with piston engine for pusher propeller. But the caption is SNCA-SE 2100 (1946) (Turbinenantrieb). Last word means 'jet propulsion'. Is this totally wrong or did such a conversion from piston to jet engine exist on the drawing board? Any hints?
Maybe :richard B said:Do you know more about the Diskus Scheibenflugzeug of Hoffmann (buttom left)? I can't find anything for it ...
richard B said:Mechanikus overview is interesting .
Do you know more about the Diskus Scheibenflugzeug of Hoffmann (buttom left)? I can't find anything for it ...
Skyblazer said:...
SE-580 — Fighter Aircraft Project derived from Dewoitine D-520, with dorsal air intake SE-581 — Fighter Aircraft Project derived from Dewoitine D-520, with dorsal air intake SE-582 — Fighter Aircraft
Could this be the SE X-250? Something of a design evolution of the SE-210 Caravelle. Ultimately the Caravelle Horizon was proposed but superseded by the Super Caravelle SST. She seems too small for the 30p SE X-205. 1952 AW&ST source.
OK, which one is this one then? There are not many 3 jet versions in 1952. This is a 3 jet Caravelle?Could this be the SE X-250? Something of a design evolution of the SE-210 Caravelle. Ultimately the Caravelle Horizon was proposed but superseded by the Super Caravelle SST. She seems too small for the 30p SE X-205. 1952 AW&ST source.
No it was not,here is the X-250;