I guess its time for another clue
1 Multi-engines 2 98'6'' wingspan 3 not planes, as only one was built 4 all engines of the same type or manufacturer 5 open air cockpit 6 more than one wing 7 powered by Liberty V12 engines 8 Flying boat 9 was featured in a movie 10 used wings "cannibalized " from bombers after the war ended 11 Two engines were used in a pusher configuration |
afternoon clue
1 Multi-engines 2 98'6'' wingspan 3 not planes, as only one was built 4 all engines of the same type or manufacturer 5 open air cockpit 6 more than one wing 7 powered by Liberty V12 engines 8 Flying boat 9 was featured in a movie 10 used wings "cannibalized " from bombers after the war ended 11 four engines were used in a pusher configuration 12 bottom of hull to top of wing was 30 Ft. 13 this designer apparently felt that "if a little bit is good more must be better" |
Oops ,Sorry guys I goofed on clue 11, it should have said four engines were used in the pusher configuration.
1 Multi-engines 2 98'6'' wingspan 3 not planes, as only one was built 4 all engines of the same type or manufacturer 5 open air cockpit 6 more than one wing 7 powered by Liberty V12 engines 8 Flying boat 9 was featured in a movie 10 used wings "cannibalized " from bombers after the war ended 11 four engines were used in a pusher configuration 12 bottom of hull to top of wing was 30 Ft. 13 this designer apparently felt that "if a little bit is good more must be better" Hope this didn't spoil it for any guess's that may have been forthcoming |
Originally Posted by tunakuts3d
(Post 12206429)
Oops ,Sorry guys I goofed on clue 11, it should have said four engines were used in the pusher configuration.
1 Multi-engines 2 98'6'' wingspan 3 not planes, as only one was built 4 all engines of the same type or manufacturer 5 open air cockpit 6 more than one wing 7 powered by Liberty V12 engines 8 Flying boat 9 was featured in a movie 10 used wings "cannibalized " from bombers after the war ended 11 four engines were used in a pusher configuration 12 bottom of hull to top of wing was 30 Ft. 13 this designer apparently felt that "if a little bit is good more must be better" Hope this didn't spoil it for any guess's that may have been forthcoming Hey, guys; show of hands.... Two questions: (1) How many of you know, or think you know, the answer to this question; but simply can't or won't take the lead right now for whatever reason? (2) Is your primary issue with taking the lead finding a choice of subject matter, or the time occupied in leading the discussion and posting new questions? Thanks; Ernie P. |
O.K. maybe its time for a late morning clue
1 Multi-engines 2 98'6'' wingspan 3 not planes, as only one was built 4 all engines of the same type or manufacturer 5 open air cockpit 6 more than one wing 7 powered by Liberty V12 engines 8 Flying boat 9 was featured in a movie 10 used wings "cannibalized " from bombers after the war ended 11 four engines were used in a pusher configuration 12 bottom of hull to top of wing was 30 Ft. 13 this designer apparently felt that "if a little bit is good more must be better" 14 it didn't have a horizontal stabilizer as we know it |
alrighty then this may be my last clue, you might then say I'm clueless! Just a hint, if you combine a couple of clues and google it the answer is included in a list of aircraft. You just have to figure out which aircraft.
1 Multi-engines 2 98'6'' wingspan 3 not planes, as only one was built 4 all engines of the same type or manufacturer 5 open air cockpit 6 more than one wing 7 powered by Liberty V12 engines 8 Flying boat 9 was featured in a movie 10 used wings "cannibalized " from bombers after the war ended 11 four engines were used in a pusher configuration 12 bottom of hull to top of wing was 30 Ft. 13 this designer apparently felt that "if a little bit is good more must be better" 14 it didn't have a horizontal stabilizer as we know it 15 Not a tri-plane per se, but it probably could be referred to as a "MEGA Triplane" |
The silence is deafening !!
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Originally Posted by tunakuts3d
(Post 12206787)
alrighty then this may be my last clue, you might then say I'm clueless! Just a hint, if you combine a couple of clues and google it the answer is included in a list of aircraft. You just have to figure out which aircraft.
1 Multi-engines 2 98'6'' wingspan 3 not planes, as only one was built 4 all engines of the same type or manufacturer 5 open air cockpit 6 more than one wing 7 powered by Liberty V12 engines 8 Flying boat 9 was featured in a movie 10 used wings "cannibalized " from bombers after the war ended 11 four engines were used in a pusher configuration 12 bottom of hull to top of wing was 30 Ft. 13 this designer apparently felt that "if a little bit is good more must be better" 14 it didn't have a horizontal stabilizer as we know it 15 Not a tri-plane per se, but it probably could be referred to as a "MEGA Triplane" The Caproni Ca.60 Transaereo, often referred to as the Noviplano (nine-wing) or Capronissimo, was the prototype of a large nine-wing flying boat intended to become a 100-passenger transatlantic airliner. It featured eight engines and three sets of triple wings. Only one example of this aircraft, designed by Italian aviation pioneer Gianni Caproni, was built by the Caproni company. It was tested on Lake Maggiore in 1921: its brief maiden flight took place on February 12 or March 2. Its second flight was March 4; shortly after takeoff, the aircraft crashed on the water surface and broke up upon impact. The Ca.60 was further damaged when the wreck was towed to shore and, in spite of Caproni's intention to rebuild the aircraft, the project was soon abandoned because of its excessive cost. The few surviving parts are on display at the Gianni Caproni Museum of Aeronautics and at the Volandia aviation museum in Italy. General characteristics
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Well, posting a pic of the Caproni beast didn't work very well. Sorry. Thanks; Ernie P.
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Thanks Ernie, you're up ,make it a good one!
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Originally Posted by tunakuts3d
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Thanks Ernie, you're up ,make it a good one!
Thank you, Sir. I will endeavor to do so, shortly. Thanks; Ernie P. |
thanks,include information
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Originally Posted by aniksy
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thanks,include information
Not quite sure what you meant by that, aniksy; but welcome aboard and I hope you enjoy playing with us. We have a lot of fun and even learn a thing or two from each other. Again; welcome. Thanks; Ernie P. |
I trust this will keep every one amused for a spell. Thanks; Ernie P.
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A bonus clue for the afternoon. Thanks; Ernie P.
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Evening clue. Thanks; Ernie P.
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A morning clue. Thanks; Ernie P.
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Afternoon clue. Thanks; Ernie P.
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Evening clue. Thanks; Ernie P.
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Morning clue. Thanks; Ernie P.
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Since I'm going to be out for much of the day, I'm going to go ahead and drop the afternoon and evening clues. Thanks; Ernie P.
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Okay; a bonus clue. Thanks; Ernie P.
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Morning clue. Thanks; Ernie P.
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Hawker Sea Fury?
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