Gx has nailed the Delanne,although it also materialised under another designation, the SCA SFR-10. Maybe some of our French contributors could enlarge on this ?
As for pommehomme's question, I fear that those unfortunates who never read the Eagle won't have a clue what he's talking about !
that's Dan Dare, Pilot of the Future
I found another synonym for the Delanne 11: Moreau JM-10
To continue, you may try this one:
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My wife read that and said that, despite the fact she's never read The Eagle, she's never had a clue what I'm talking about!
Hi giruXX
That looke a lot like one of the the Gazuit-Valladeau GV-1031s of the same family of fame.
Right on the spot, Walter
It's Gazuit-Valladeau GV.1031, F-PSSX
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Since Fred got involved (early/mid 1950s) those ag-planes looked rather similar, except for the colours.
This one is from around 2007
good choice!
(development started in 2004)
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The native country produces a very succesful ag-plane, mainly for domestic use and pioneered a special fuel which you also find in
Ah, then it must be French and is fuelled with eau-de-vie!!
Very close PH
A neighbouring country separated by a very large stretch of water.
Embraer EMB-202 Ipanema
close but it doesn't have the wing struts as the WOT does.
Chris
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No, it's the Speedy Gonzalez Tequila Special from Chihuahua......?
Industria Paranaense de Estruturas Ltda (IPE) IPE 010, Prototype (PP-XNQ) which first flew on 12 October 2007
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'Fraid my library doesn't extend much into this century ! (According to my better half, I haven't quite got there either.......)
Then if it's Brazilian, does it run on rum? Maybe locally the IPE 010 is known as the Cachaça?
Aguardente, in Portuguese.......I occasionally have it in Madeira and you could fly jets with it........
..... or even crop dusters!
Hi all responders
Mike, if you are happy in the previous century, what is the problem then
What I learned from your ansers is that you also have a lot of knowledge of alcohol as well. My reference to that precious liquid was indeed the Ipanema as noted by Chris, in particular the EMB-202/202A Ipanemão Álcool which had an engine (O-540) modified to accept Ethanol won from sugar cane.
giroXX came up with the correct answer. Production was to take place by PlanAir Indústria Aeroespacial LtdA, a company specially formed in 2006 for the further development and production and it had been renamed the PL-010 CuranGO. (Did production actually happen???)
giruXX, when you have finished your drink .........
Great comments all over, really enjoyable.
Here is a bigger number (that wasn’t built in big numbers and which didn’t appear here before, AFAIK)
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I'm wondering why I think about Christopher Columbus when looking at that plane
We both know why.
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And so do I, now that I've discovered the right path..
OK, someone go ahead and name the solution
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Ok then, the key to the right path is the
Keystone K-47A Pathfinder from West Indian Aerial Express, named Santa Maria.
enjoy your
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