Kellett K-2 | |
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Paese | Usa |
Ruolo | Utility autogiro |
Primo volo | 24 aprile 1931 |
Costruito | 16 |
Le Kellett K-2 era un autogiro a due posti sviluppato negli Stati Uniti nei primi anni 1930. Gli esemplari successivi furono designati K-3 e K-4 quando equipaggiati con motori più potenti.
fonte: Kellett K-2 su Wikipedia
Kellett K-2 a spasso | |
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Fotografo | Vladimir Jakubov |
Localizzazione | Museo Nazionale dell'USAF |
Foto | 47 |
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The Kellett K-2 was an autogyro developed in the United States in the 1930s. It was a two-seat aircraft with an open cockpit and a conventional tailwheel landing gear. The rotor was powered by a small engine mounted on the mast, while the main engine drove a propeller in the nose. The K-2 was designed for civil and military use, and was tested by the US Army Air Corps as a possible observation and liaison aircraft. The K-2 had a low stall speed and could take off and land in short distances, making it suitable for operation from unprepared fields. However, it also had some drawbacks, such as limited forward speed, high fuel consumption, and vulnerability to crosswinds. The K-2 was not adopted by the military, but some were sold to private owners and used for various purposes, such as aerial photography, crop dusting, and barnstorming.
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