Mehr/Erla aircraft

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Hi,


the Germany designer Franz Xaver Mehr began his aeronautical by created the No.1 aircraft in 1915,it was a shoulder wing monoplane,followed by anther biplane and then went to gliders,he created the Me.III by Erla Me-Flugzeuge company of 1926,then came Me.IV high-wing single
seat glider,followed by Me.V single seat low-wing light aircraft,and later Me.VI was a single seat parasol wing light aircraft.


Also a motor glider the Me.IVa was version of Me.IV glider,also the Me.55 twin engined sporting aircraft;



To be honest,in early 5 pictures,I don't know if all of them are from his creation or not.


Jet & Prop 2/2002
 

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- For the first picture, the caption says, that it is not known, if this aircraft actually
was designed and constructed by Franz Xaver Mehr, or if he just assisted during
construction. If it actually flew, is unclear, too.
- For the second picture no mention of the shown aircraft at all is made.
- The third picture shows a glider, built nearby Friedrichshafen/Löwenthal, here, too,
it's not known, if it was finished and flown
- The fourth picture shows the Glider "Manzell"
 
Thank you my dear Jemiba for your explanation.
 

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