Spencer Light Pusher Landplane of 1950 ?

[hesham]

Hi,

Mr. Percy H. Spencer designed a light pusher landplane of 1950,maybe a Project,and not
related to Republic Landbee,who can provide us the truth about it ?,I found it in my files
and got it on Internet from long time ago.

 

[Apophenia]

Probably the 1955 Spencer S-12B Air Car derivative design study. Alternatively, the equally unbuilt 1956-1957 Spencer S-13 twin.

"1955 found him back at the drafting board to design and promote his S-12B single engine amphibian and during 1956-1957, designing and promoting his S-13 twin engine amphibian which used either piston or Allison turbo-prop engines."

http://www.seabee.info/spencer.htm

 

[hesham]

Thank you my dear Apophenia,

and S-13 is completely new for me,maybe it was not landplaneand the S-13 is the
solution ?.

 

[Stargazer]

If it was described as a "landplane" in hesham's source, then there is no way it could be either the S-12B or the S-13...

 

[hesham]

If it was described as a "landplane" in your hesham's source, then there is no way it could be either the S-12B or the S-13...

I know that my dear Skyblazer,

but maybe the site was wrong,I read it before "Landplane",so I will check again,and I did this check
from three days on Internet,but nothing I found,the only remain is the books and magazines,and also
a good search on Internet again.

 

[Stargazer]

If it was described as a "landplane" in your hesham's source, then there is no way it could be either the S-12B or the S-13...

I know that my dear Skyblazer,

but maybe the site was wrong,I read it before "Landplane",so I will check again,and I did this check
from three days on Internet,but nothing I found,the only remain is the books and magazines,and also
a good search on Internet again.

No worries hesham, my remark here was not directed to you, but to Apophenia; I know you meant "landplane", but I thought he had failed to notice.