An article about Arthur Young's early experiments that led to Bell's Model 47 and its tettering rotor.
Sorry for necroing this but, I noticed the P-63F was mentioned as being a French development, would you happen to have a shot of the cover of this document? Thanks.And finishing this list off...
Has a drawing or three view drawing of the Bell TP.63A-10 advanced fighter trainer appeared in all known magazines, articles or archives?
Hi Stargazer,I'm offering here a brand new version of the Bell document originally shared by Orionblamblam on his Unwanted Blog. All lines have been redrawn, all text has been re-created, sticking as much as possible to the font and spacing of the original, imperfections included. I've also added some color to make it more user-friendly. Hope some of you will find it useful!
NOTE: A handful of mysterious designations remain therein:
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- NC-1H (for the Bell 47)
- T-40 (for a version of the X-14)
- ADO-12/PH-1 (an undetermined 1962-63 program)
Hi Stargazer,
do you have more Informations (Data, drawings) of the following projects?
D.174; D.179; D.182; D.190 and D.400...
NOTE: A handful of mysterious designations remain therein:
- NC-1H (for the Bell 47)
- T-40 (for a version of the X-14)
- ADO-12/PH-1 (an undetermined 1962-63 program)
Model-800 was Huey II