SIAI S.204 light twin project

[hesham]

Hi,

the SIAI S.204 was twin engined light aircraft project,it powered either
by piston engines or Pratt & Whitney PT-6 or Turbomeca Astaz Turboprops,
has anybody a drawing for it ?.

http://www.flightglobal.com/pdfarchive/view/1964/1964%20-%201035.html?search=%20SIAI

 

[hesham]

By the way,

the SIAI S.206 was a six-seat version of S.205,but never built.

 

[boxkite]

Hi,

the SIAI S.204 was twin engined light aircraft project,it powered either
by piston engines or Pratt & Whitney PT-6 or Turbomeca Astaz Turboprops,
has anybody a drawing for it ?.
http://www.flightglobal.com/pdfarchive/view/1964/1964%20-%201035.html?search=%20SIAI

The drawing below was published in the magazine Der Flieger 11/1965.

 

[hesham]

Excellent my dear Boxkite,

thank you very much.

 

[Nico]

...I have also, this version of the three-view drawing...
Nico

 

[archipeppe]

Mmm... a forerunner for the General Avia (now Vulcanair) Canguro??

 

[Nico]

I don't think so, Peppe:
the Canguro was a product of the pencil of Eng. Stelio Frati, designed some years later as the Procaer F.30 Skytruck and then restyled as the General Avia F-600 Canguro. Then SIAI-Marchetti bought the design and labelled it SF-600 Canguro, then SF-600TP, meaning Turboprop, and introducing a retracting gear. Now the project is property of Vulcanair but I dont know its current status

Nico

 

[hesham]

I don't think so, Peppe:
the Canguro was a product of the pencil of Eng. Stelio Frati, designed some years later as the Procaer F.30 Skytruck and then restyled as the General Avia F-600 Canguro. Then SIAI-Marchetti bought the design and labelled it SF-600 Canguro, then SF-600TP, meaning Turboprop, and introducing a retracting gear. Now the project is property of Vulcanair but I dont know its current status

Nico

Thank you Nico;

but the F.30 was called Airtruck and it was 9/11 seat light transport aircraft,
not built but developed into F.600.

 

[archipeppe]

I don't think so, Peppe:
the Canguro was a product of the pencil of Eng. Stelio Frati, designed some years later as the Procaer F.30 Skytruck and then restyled as the General Avia F-600 Canguro. Then SIAI-Marchetti bought the design and labelled it SF-600 Canguro, then SF-600TP, meaning Turboprop, and introducing a retracting gear. Now the project is property of Vulcanair but I dont know its current status

Nico

Thanks for the info Nico.

A couple of years ago I visited Vulcanair, with De Feo, and I saw a lot of Observer and at least (if I remember well) one Canguro, it seemed to be in filghtworthy conditions....

 

[hesham]

By the way,

the SIAI S.206 was a six-seat version of S.205,but never built.

Has anyone a drawing to this Project ?.