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1936
1936 - 1833.PDF
46 FLIGHT ADVERTISEMENTS. JULY 2, 1936. Recent LIGHT AIRCRAFT ACHIEVEMENTS on THE BEST PLUG IN THE WORLD «£> O INDIA —VICEROY'S CHALLENGE CUP Feb 1936 1 ST LIEUT. MISRI CHAND—D.H. MOTH (GIPSY ENGINE) 2nd Mr. Q. V. GADQ1L - D.H. MOTH (GIPSY ENGINE) 3rd Mr. A. C. GAZDAR - D.H. MOTH (GIPSY ENGINE) FASTEST TIME FOR COURSE CAPTAIN A. F. MUIR - - PERCIVAL GULL (GIPSY ENGINE) LONDON— ISLE of MAN AIR RACE May, 1936 1ST Mr. R. A. HENSHAW LEOPARD MOTH (GIPSY MAJOR ENGINE) ISLE of MAN AERIAL DERBY May, 1936 1ST Mr. R. F. HALL—HILLSON "PRAGA" 2nd FL.-OFF. A. E. CLOUSTON - AERONCA (J.A.P. ENGINE) 3rd Mr. L. LIPTON - D.H. MOTH (GIPSY III ENGINE) LONDON — JOHANNESBURG March, 1936 Flt.-Lt. Llewellyn flew an Aeronca midget plane from London to Johannesburg, a distance of 8,500 miles. He cabled " 2 cylinder engine only had 2 plugs happy in knowledge they were Lodge " ENGLAND — CAPETOWN May, 1936 Mr. H. L. Brook flew a 40 h.p. Hillson "Praga" (Praga engine) from Lympne to Cape Town relying on Lodge plugs. He cabled " original plugs still in machine not touched or cleaned since leaving England " ENGLAND — AUSTRALIA April, 1936 Mr. James Melrose flew a Heston Phoenix (Gipsy Six engine) from England to Australia in 16 days. Section of a Lodge Aviation Plug ALL ABOVE USED LODGE PLUGS Made completely in England by LODGE PLUGS, LTD., RUGBY Kindly mention "Flight" when corresponding with advertisers.
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