F. Brun "avionnette"

[hesham]

Hi,

does anyone know a more Info about Mr. Brun Avionnette or ultra-light airplane of 1935 ?.

http://postale.free.fr/aeropostale/liste-avions-immatriculation-all.html

 

[hesham]

Hi,

does anyone know a more Info about Mr. Brun Avionnette or ultra-light airplane of 1935 ?.

http://postale.free.fr/aeropostale/liste-avions-immatriculation-all.html

From TU 164,Mr. F. Brun,

In 1995, F. Brun civil engineer of aeronautics, published in the
L'Air newspaper a series of articles presenting an airplane of his
design.It was a single-seater monoplane with a 30 to 40 hp engine
which, depending on the surface of its canopy (13, 11 or 10 m °)
could be used at the beginning of the training (model T 130 D}, at the improvement (T 130E) where to sports tourism (T 130 S).

Maximum calculated speeds and reached 100, 130 and 200 km / h respectively. Intended for amateur making it was as easy as it gets.
To the knowledge of the editor of this section, no achievement
concrete will not see the light of day.

 

[hesham]

From TU 164,Mr. F. Brun,

In 1935, F. Brun civil engineer of aeronautics, published in the
L'Air newspaper a series of articles presenting an airplane of his
design.It was a single-seater monoplane with a 30 to 40 hp engine
which, depending on the surface of its canopy (13, 11 or 10 m °)
could be used at the beginning of the training (model T 130 D}, at the improvement (T 130E) where to sports tourism (T 130 S).

Maximum calculated speeds and reached 100, 130 and 200 km / h respectively. Intended for amateur making it was as easy as it gets.
To the knowledge of the editor of this section, no achievement
concrete will not see the light of day.

From L'Air 1935.

 

[hesham]

I wonder if this T.130 may have been the 13th Tampier type. The designation certainly points in that direction.

You meant Rene Tampier ?,I think no relationship between them,

https://www.secretprojects.co.uk/threads/rené-tampier-projects-and-prototypes.21109/

 

[Apophenia]

From L'Air 1935.

Source: L'Air, 17e Annee, No 367, 15 Février 1935, unpaginated
-- https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k1428114j/f57.item

And you have already covered Brun's explanatory avionette concept design:
-- https://www.secretprojects.co.uk/th...ects-and-prototypes.15821/page-14#post-454753

 

[hesham]

From TU 164,Mr. F. Brun,

In 1995, F. Brun civil engineer of aeronautics, published in the
L'Air newspaper a series of articles presenting an airplane of his
design.It was a single-seater monoplane with a 30 to 40 hp engine
which, depending on the surface of its canopy (13, 11 or 10 m °)
could be used at the beginning of the training (model T 130 D}, at the improvement (T 130E) where to sports tourism (T 130 S).

Maximum calculated speeds and reached 100, 130 and 200 km / h respectively. Intended for amateur making it was as easy as it gets.
To the knowledge of the editor of this section, no achievement
concrete will not see the light of day.

Is there any more drawings in Gallica ?.