Photo n°1 : Gremyatsky "Discoplan" designed in 1968 by Anatoly Gremyatsky with the students of the Moscow Aviation Institute. Flight tested by Gremyatsky in 1969.I've found these pictures rambling around the web, but I have no further info, except that they are soviet gliders (and some most interesting ones, I'd add...):
Fascinating how the elevon "mixer" is mostly cables ... in comparison with Western "mixers" that need complex weldments. Clever way to reduce manufacturing complexity!Photo n°1 : Gremyatsky "Discoplan" designed in 1968 by Anatoly Gremyatsky with the students of the Moscow Aviation Institute. Flight tested by Gremyatsky in 1969.I've found these pictures rambling around the web, but I have no further info, except that they are soviet gliders (and some most interesting ones, I'd add...):
Photo n°4 : Cheranovski Bich 16 man-powered ornithopter designed in 1934 in collaboration with Osaviakim.
Drawings of the Gremyatsky "Discoplan" from an unknown magazine.
The magazine "Technology of youth" No. 8 1970
Drawings of the Gremyatsky "Discoplan" from an unknown magazine.
The caption in not too helpful, stating that the photo shows "glider pilots of the Tochzlektropribor plant undergoing ground training/instruction supervised by P P Papusha".Can you id this glider? My russian is to bad.
Can you id this glider? My russian is to bad.
Hi!
Early Belyayev designs the BP-2 and BP-3 gliders and fast passenger plane.
View: https://jp.pinterest.com/pin/386394843012314172/
BP-2.
http://www.airwar.ru/enc/glider/bp2.htmlhttp://translate.google.fr/translat...//www.airwar.ru/enc/glider/bp2.html&sandbox=1
http://xn--80aafy5bs.xn--p1ai/aviam...-e-gody/eksperimentalnyj-planer-bp-2-tsagi-2/