SECAT S.20 Twin-Engined Light Amphibian Project

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Hi,

http://aerophile.over-blog.com/article-l-amphibie-s-e-c-a-t-s-20-48170514.html
 

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Hi,

it seemed to be there was a series for SECAT,passing with S-4,S-5 & S-6 up to this one,S-20 ?.
 
Looks like a Gweduck or Grumman Widgeon. Post war, a few Widgeons were retrofitted with flat-six engines made by Continental (IO-480, 260 hp) or Lycoming (GO-480, 270 hp).

Gweduck is a project to develop a composite replacement for aging Widgeons. So far only the prototype Gweduck has flown.

SECAT 30 was a licensed copy of Grumman Widgeon built in France post-WW2. SECAT was built with metric hardware, but less corrosion-profiting than Grumman production.
 
Thank you for the Info Riggerrob,

but you mixed between two separated companies,SECAT and SCAN,SCAN-30 was a licence built Grumman
Widgeon,but the SECAT had anther series.
 
hesham said:
Thank you for the Info Riggerrob,

but you mixed between two separated companies,SECAT and SCAN,SCAN-30 was a licence built Grumman
Widgeon,but the SECAT had anther series.

Also SCAN-32 was a copy of Grumman Goose.
 

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