The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.

[wout]

I have it in my "book" as the Rotor Wing Ultra-Stol and the registration N25RW was assigned.
Firms involved were Rotor Wing Systems, Coronado, Ca. and High Technology Aircraft System, Inc. of San Diego, Ca. Design is attributed to a Dr. Gordon and reportedly the aircraft left the ground at least twice. According to info I got years ago from Mr. William F. Chana (Convair, Bee Aircraft and past president of the San Diego Air & Space Museum) the aircraft had two 50hp engines and in final form wings from a Cessna 150. N25RW was completed around 1978. Other source says the engine output was 150hp total.
So now I am anxiously waiting for someone to fill in the full details.

...and Open House please

[wout]

Open House, please.

[Dave_Kent]

as no one else has one to offer...

Dave

[lefty]

Avro 521A ?

[Moses03]

I still haven't recovered from Walter's Rotor Wing Ultra-Stol. (Could not find a thing about it on the net!).

[Dave_Kent]

Yes, the Avro 521 A

[lefty]

Lefty's had a wee vacation.....





This is NOT a mystery - later !

[Ferry_vO]

Nice shot, I see you too have found out how HDR works!

[Moses03]

Nimrod eh? Hmmm....that's the plane that replaced the AEW Shackletons. Hrumpff!


Nice stylistic photo though.

[lefty]

Here's a less stylistic one - just to show that it doesn't only grain in Texas.........

[Moses03]

Looks like a SABCA S.30?

[lefty]

of finest Belgian brew for the thirsty Texan.....

[Moses03]

Big thirst yields a big aeroplane (and a touch of grain for you grain fans)...

[Moses03]

Here is a side view of the big biplane. One built.

[Moses03]

Didn't think this one would be unclaimed for so long. Those four push me-pull me engines are of the Lorraine-Dietrich variety...