DONNÉES GÉNÉRALES |
Année du premier vol (ou de design, si seul projet) |
1936 |
Pays | Hongrie |
Designer(s) | RUBIK, Ernõ & JANCSÓ, Endre |
Premier constructeur | MSrE (Technical University's Sportflying Society) workshop |
Type d'appareil | Planeur |
Fonction | Entraînement |
SPÉCIFICATIONS TECHNIQUES |
Envergure | 12.56 m |
Longueur | 6.25 m |
Hauteur | 1.27 m |
Allongement | 8.96 |
Surface alaire | 17.6 m2 |
Profil aile | 12 % |
Masse à vide | 120 kg |
Masse maxi | 210 kg |
Charge alaire | -- |
Vitesse mini | -- |
Vitesse maxi | -- |
Finesse maxi | 17 |
Taux de chute mini | 0.8 m/s |
Nb sièges | 1 |
Structure | -- |
Constructeur(s) |
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Infos techniques | -- | ||||||
Histoire résumée | In 1934 the MSrE decided to develop a new training glider with improved performance to substitute the Hol's der Teufel. It was designated M-20, however as training gliders of that era were classed as B category gliders the nickname EMESE B stuck to it (EMESE is the Hungarian pronunciation of acronym MSrE). The EMESE B had been crashed in 1937 and its pilot was compelled by the Aero Club to redesign the glider with a steel-tube structure fuselage. The wings of the EMESE B were attached to the plywood covered new fuselage. This version got the name of EMESE C. First flight took place in the autumn of 1937. | ||||||
Liens personnalités | Pas de personnalité associée. |
Liens WEB | Site : Hungarian Gliders (site de Gábor Fekecs) . Histoire + 5 photos + plan 3 vues + specs. (2010-06-03 CL) |
Livres | Pas de livre référencé. |
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