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Aviation History
1934
1934 - 0643.PDF
FLIGHT, JUNE 28, 1934 THE HAWKER "HARDY m KEY TO AEROPLANE EQUIPMENT A ROLLS-ROYCE KESTREL ENGINE- 525 H.R BMAIN PETROL TANK. COILTANK. DRETRACTABLE RADIATOR. E ARTICULATED WATER PIPES TO RADIATOR. F RUDDER BAR. Q BRAKE PEDAL FOR HYDRAULIC WHEEL BRAKES. H RUBBER SUSPENSION FOR COUNTERBALANCE OF RADIATDR WEIGHT. J WHEEL RAISING OR LOWERING RADIATOR. K TAIL TRIMMING WHEEL. L CONTROL HANDLE. M PILOTS INSTRUMENTS. N PILOTS SEAT. O VENTURt FOR TURN INDICATOR. P FIRE EXTINGUISHER (FOR ENGINE & ELSEWHERE) <5 FOLDING SEAT FOR GUNNER. R BAG FOR START! NS HANDLES. S OLEO UNDERCARRIAGE LEG. THYDPAULIC WHEEL Bf?AK£. UMESSASE PICK-UP HOOK. V WING PETROL TANK. WENGINE OIL COOLER ' ' LOADIN6 OF BOMB RACKS ATY'&Y* LI6HT BOMBS MAY BE CARRIED, OR,ALTERNATIVELY. DESERT RATIONS, FUEL,AND CERTAIN EQUIPMENT. AT Z< &Z* THE BOMB LOAD MAY CONSIST ALTERNATIVELY OF A NUMBER OF 2OLB..II21B..OR2COI& ........... . . BOMBS armament, desert equipment, etc., as well as a large amount of structural detail. Students of design will find interest in examining the equipment by the aid of the keys provided and the companion article dealing with " Armament.1* The " Hardy" is the seventh variation of the Hawker u Hart" to go into service in the R.AJF., which lends weight to the opinion that this latter machine is one of the most successful types in its class yet produced 643
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