- The
Hafner Rotabuggy (formally
known as the
Malcolm Rotaplane and as the "M.L. 10/42
Flying Jeep") was a
British experimental aircraft that was essentially...
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efflux torque compensation design.
Built in 1944 and
flown in 1945.
Hafner Rotabuggy (also
known as "Malcolm Rotaplane" and "M.L. 10/42
Flying Jeep") - rotary...
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showed that the
Rotabuggy was
prone to
severe vibration at
speeds greater than 45
miles per hour (72 km/h), with
improvements the
Rotabuggy achieved a flight...
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Rotachute as a
means of
deploying paratroops, and a
larger version, the
Rotabuggy, was
trialled as a
means of air-dropping a jeep, but
neither of these...
- GAL.55 (RAF)
training glider Gloster F.9/37 (RAF)
heavy fighter Hafner Rotabuggy (RAF)
developed as a way of air-dropping
vehicles Hawker Hotspur (RAF)...
- Horsa) made the
Rotabuggy superfluous. Incidentally, it was
first named the "Blitz Buggy," but that was soon
dropped for "
Rotabuggy".
There is no consensus...
- help
research flight characteristics for a follow-on project, the
Hafner Rotabuggy, an air-towed land
vehicle with
autogiro capabilities. The
fifth aircraft...
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helicopter Focke-Achgelis Fa 225
Germany 1942 1
rotary wing
glider Hafner Rotabuggy United Kingdom 1943 1
towed autogyro jeep
Higgins EB-1
United States 1943...
- v t e
Raoul Hafner aircraft R.I R.II A.R.III A.R.IV A.R.V PD.6
Rotachute Rotabuggy...
- Lynx,
Bristol Sycamore, the Saunders-Roe Skeeter, and a
replica of the
rotabuggy. The
exhibit of
military gliders of the
Glider Pilot Regiment includes...
