DONNÉES GÉNÉRALES |
Année du premier vol (ou de design, si seul projet) |
1938 |
Pays | Japon |
Designer(s) | KIMURA, Hidemasa |
Premier constructeur | Ito Airplane Works |
Type d'appareil | Aile volante |
Fonction | Expérimental |
SPÉCIFICATIONS TECHNIQUES |
Envergure | 10.6 m |
Longueur | 3.35 m |
Hauteur | 1.8 m |
Allongement | -- |
Surface alaire | 14 m2 |
Profil aile | -- |
Masse à vide | 120 kg |
Masse maxi | -- |
Charge alaire | -- |
Vitesse mini | -- |
Vitesse maxi | 85 km/h |
Finesse maxi | |
Taux de chute mini | -- |
Nb sièges | 1 |
Structure | Bois et toile. |
Constructeur(s) |
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Infos techniques | Weight 448 pounds. | ||||||
Histoire résumée | The Kayaba gliders were developed to investigate the characteristics of tailless aircraft, and other than a 1938 private venture, the HK-1, manufactured by the Ito Airplane Works, were sponsored by the Japanese Army. The HK-1 was designed by Dr. Hidemasa Kimura based on an idea by pioneer aviator Kumazo Hino, the first person to fly an airplane in Japan, in 1910. Tests with the HK-1 led to Army interest, and Dr. Kimura, later to become Professor of the Science and Engineering Department, Nippon University, during the post-war years, responded with the KU-2. | ||||||
Liens personnalités | Pas de personnalité associée. | ||||||
Compléments docs |
Liens WEB | Site : 100 Jahre Nurflügel /A century of flying wings . Kayaba HK-1. (2009-10-28 JM) Site : The Aviation History Online Museum . Japan's Flying Wings. (2010-03-21) Site : Century of Flight . Japanese flying wings, par E.T. Wooldridge. (2011-01-01 CL) Site : Knowfar Strategic and Defense Studies Institute . Ailes volantes japonaises. Site en japonais. (2011-01-23 CL) Site : Nuricom (Klaus Niegratschka) . Plan 3 vues [Lien rompu]. (2018-03-31 CL) Site : Secret Projects Forum . Photo + specs. (2018-03-31 CL) |
Livres | Pas de livre référencé. |
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