Avro 728 final version canard c1955.

[Spark]

Avro 728 final version was a canard c1955.
Has any one drawings of the this final; version please?

 

[overscan (PaulMM)]

I have a drawing of a canard Avro 729 as I said before - a mini-me 730 really. Not 728 though.

 

[Spark]

Hi Paul,
Still interesting! There was also modified Avro 720 wind tunnel model with canard tested in the Avro Mach 3.5 tunnel. I was told about the Avro 728 canard scheme by the original Avro 720 designer he also said that Avro started work on a canard stand of bomb in 1950 but the team was replaced by management in 1955 who then repeated the work.
Was this the first time Avro adopted such a configuration? Did they do something in 2nd WW?

I have a drawing of a canard Avro 729 as I said before - a mini-me 730 really. Not 728 though.

 

[lark]

Both, the Avro 728 and 729 are illustrated with a
sideview, completed with basic info on the site of the Avro heritage group.



go to Avro types and choose part two.

Enjoy.

 

[scautomoton]

Can anyone advise on a new link to this site? The website appears not to exist anymore.

 

[Antonio]

Can anyone advise on a new link to this site? The website appears not to exist anymore.

The site referred doesn't exists today. I have deleted the link to avoid confusion.
It's recommended, whenever it's possible, to post any interesting image, text or pdf, here in the forum because webs didn't last forever...

Both designs are described and illustrated in Tony Buttler's "British Secret Projects Vol 1"
Avro 726 Pg 215
Avro 728 Pg 167 - 168

 

[overscan (PaulMM)]

Before deleting the link, always check the URL in the Wayback Machine.

Here's copy of the Part 2 (Type 602 to 862) as a PDF.
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https://web.archive.org/web/2016030...ge.ntlworld.com/david.fildes3/Type 602 to 862

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