Jona J.7 Project

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Hi,


the Jona J.7 was a four seat twin boom touring aircraft project,powered
by one 180 hp Fiat A 70S,and came with a nice cockpit,much like the
nose of DC-6 aircraft.


http://www.alireggiane.com/t24-gli-aeroplani-di-alberto-jona
 
Awfully bad quality pics of the Jona J.7...

Source: http://www.aerei-italiani.net/Schede_Tecniche_Aeromobili_Civili_Prototipi_Jona_J_7_Aerei_Italiani.html
 

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Excellent Stargazer,


thank you very much.
 
Hi,

does anyone know more Jona Projects ?,we know very well J.6,J.7,J.10 & J.11.
 
I take it that the lower wing was free moving (similar to the upper wing on the J.6)?

The links aren't working for me.
 
Ah, it is only the first link which isn't working. The information about the strange wing Jona was working on doesn't appear in the second link.
 
hesham said:
In that PDF,they spoke about Jona J.22,but with no details,does anyone hear about it ?
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I have full set of photostat plans for the J22. Dated ‘Rome 1944’. The Jona J22 Self- catapulting aircraft. A short take off, rocket-assisted twin boom aircraft. In a pile of aircraft related documents back in the 1980s. They seem to have been collected by an allied intelligence officer. Lots of German jet project stuff, and an original Ta 154 fuselage component document.
 
Chris Robinson said:
I have full set of photostat plans for the J22. Dated ‘Rome 1944’. The Jona J22 Self- catapulting aircraft. A short take off, rocket-assisted twin boom aircraft. In a pile of aircraft related documents back in the 1980s. They seem to have been collected by an allied intelligence officer. Lots of German jet project stuff, and an original Ta 154 fuselage component document.
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Welcome aboard Chris,please send them all if you can.
 
Chris Robinson said:
I have full set of photostat plans for the J22. Dated ‘Rome 1944’. The Jona J22 Self- catapulting aircraft. A short take off, rocket-assisted twin boom aircraft. In a pile of aircraft related documents back in the 1980s. They seem to have been collected by an allied intelligence officer. Lots of German jet project stuff, and an original Ta 154 fuselage component document.
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Like Hesham said, please send them if you can, and welcome
 
hesham said:
May Jona J.22 was based on J.7 ?.
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That would be boring, let's hope it's a totally new design :p Maybe an interceptor since it's rocket-assisted.
I mean, the same design from J.7 to J.22 is unlikely. Also this is the reason why I want to know more about Jona's planes, because if there are at least 22 of them then there are a lot of planes we have never seen.
I had found a reference online to "Jona 22 technical drawings", which doesn't sound like Jona 22 is the name of the plane but just 22 technical drawings, but now based on what Chris said I have hopes that it really meant Jona J.22 as the name of the plane
 

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