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Aviation History
1939
1939 - 1558.PDF
MAY I8, 1939. jj-0S,m Advertisements. 71 'XYIATG Cyqpet ad writ a yes < Remember your training days . . . the difficulties you experienced. Judging a 3-point landing. Checking and holding off till the precise landing speed was reached. Taxying with your view obscured by the engine cowling, and trying to maintain your direction using coarse rudder. These difficulties do not exist with the Cygnet. Landing is simply a matter of gliding on to the wheels. As soon as one touches down, the aeroplane drops into a stable position on all three—and cannot bounce or fly off. Taxying is as easy as motoring, you can see directly ahead. Direction is self-maintained by twin rudders and fins, enabling the Cygnet to be flown 'feet off' at any throttle opening. GENERAL AIRCRAFT LTD., LONDON AIR PARK, FELTHAM, MIDDLESEX. CYGNET GENERAL AIRCRAFT PRODUCT SIMPLE MOTORING Ground visibility ahead Drives like a car Steers on front wheel SIMPLE TAKE-OFF Direction self-maintained Crosswind take-offs safe SIMPLE FLYING Increased lateral and directional stability Flying control down to 45 m.p.h. SIMPLE LANDING 60-85 m.p.h. landing range Can't fly off or bounce FULL AEROBATIC ' C of A' 135/140 H.P. CLASS GIPSY MAJOR, CIRRUS MAJOR or MENASCO C4S POWER UNITS in 1 LICENCE IN HALF THE TIME
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