Latham 49
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LATHAM 49
The Latham 49 (if the designation is exact) was a mysterious machine, a flying boat with two tractive engines mounted between the two sesquiplane wings, the propellers being of the two-blade type. It was equipped with a nose turret and a rear one. The cockpit was not enclosed. It seems the aircraft did fly at Berre and Saint-Raphaël, but was never accepted by the Navy, despite its carrying their colors.
LATHAM 49
The Latham 49 (if the designation is exact) was a mysterious machine, a flying boat with two tractive engines mounted between the two sesquiplane wings, the propellers being of the two-blade type. It was equipped with a nose turret and a rear one. The cockpit was not enclosed. It seems the aircraft did fly at Berre and Saint-Raphaël, but was never accepted by the Navy, despite its carrying their colors.
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Re: Latham Aircraft and Projects
Hi,
we can change the title like this,instead off open a new topic.
in 1921,Latham designed anther three engined flying boat (not the design of 1919),powered
by three 350 hp Sunbeam engines.
Hi,
we can change the title like this,instead off open a new topic.
in 1921,Latham designed anther three engined flying boat (not the design of 1919),powered
by three 350 hp Sunbeam engines.
