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Old 20 November 2005, 04:22 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Challenge Test # 39

OK, here's another one for everyone's fun and elucidation. Doc
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Come on! I know we have experts out there..... Hint, German. Doc
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Not at all good at identifying aircraft, so this will be a wild, wild guess.
Is it something to do with an early Hans Grade design, maybe 1908-09 ?

Please let me down easy, when taking the mick out of my stupidity at getting it wrong.
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Not at all good at identifying aircraft, so this will be a wild, wild guess.
Is it something to do with an early Hans Grade design, maybe 1908-09 ?

Please let me down easy, when taking the mick out of my stupidity at getting it wrong.
Nope, afraid it isn't Hans Grade, and it's a bit earlier..... Doc
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Sorry, but I have no idea which of the guys were from Hanover.... Doc
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Congratulations, we have a winner-- It is indeed a Karl Jatho product-- His second version of 1903 (first version had 3 lifting surfaces). Using a single cylinder 10 HP Buchet engine, he was in some people's opinion the first to fly, as he did a couple of 300 meter hops. Apparently had no in-flight control, though. Doc
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Doc, do you have info about Farman 3 and 4 , and Bleriot?
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Doc, do you have info about Farman 3 and 4 , and Bleriot?
Not much, it's sort of outside my area. What are you looking for (especially regarding Bleriot)? Doc
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