The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.

[Moses03]

Piece of cake. Grenet G.47

[wout]

Yes it is!

[Moses03]

Anyone have info on the Grenet? Not much out there.

Here is a versatile one...

[wout]

Grenet G-47. For Moses03 and anyone interested.
Original design Mr. Étienne Grenet. Started 19847 and first flown May 1948. Aircraft constructed by Ateliers Aéromecaniques de l'isle (founded by Mr. Grenet). Two 45hp Salmson 9Ad radials. Plans to re-engine with 60hp 9Adb apparently never carried out. First homebuilt twin in France after WW2.
Span 34.777ft, length 22.965ft. Max. 103mph, cruise 93mph
Registration F-WDVQ and later F-PDVQ

[lefty]

You asked for it....

[Moses03]

Thank you both.

[lefty]

And your floater/slider is a Krylov MA-1.

[Moses03]

Note to self: Lefty knows every Russian out there!

Tremendous. A on it's way to Fife.

[lefty]

Thanks, Kevin, although it's a bit early in the morning for a beer.

Went into the garden at midnight - still light in the northern sky - not quite the Land of the Midnight Sun but getting close.

Your Robertson VTOL slipped under the radar - intrigued me - came up with another STOL one-off. Try this one.

[wout]

Robertson (Skycraft, Inc) Skyshark. Registration N2903B, engine 420hp Lycoming IO-720

[lefty]

Wout, you're on song just now - Skyshark it is.

[wout]

Easy one.

[Moses03]

So much for easy! This is a new one for me.

[& Co.]

Thai, known as RTAF-5, intended to be a preparatory trainer for the North American OV-10 Bronco

[Moses03]

Yann!!!!

Good to see you back spotting again.