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Morane-Saulnier Type H 1913

 


 

Specifications:  
Wingspan: 180 cm 71"
Length: 138 cm 54.3"
Wing surface: 57.6 dm²
Wing loading: 63 g/dm²
Weight: 4000 g 8.8 lbs
Engine: .60 - .90 ci (10-15cc) 2-stroke
  .90 - 1.20 ci (15 - 20 cc) 4-stroke
Radio: Min. 4-channel with 4 servos

 

The Model
This airplane is in 1:5 scale which makes it quite forgiving to fly with wing warping for lateral control, or it can be flown with only rudder and elevator.
It is small enough for easy transport, and once used to the rigging, easy to assemble at the airfield.
The model with floats is the Schneider Trophy version, and the floats are included in the kit.

Morane Saulnier type H
Morane Saulnier type H was designed in 1912 by the brothers Léon and Robert Morane in their plant in Vélizy, France. It became famous in the hands of the company pilot Roland Garros, especially after Garros' crossing the Alps and the Mediterrean Sea.
In 1913 it was equipped with floats and participated in the first Schneider Trophy Race for seaplanes in Monaco. The aircraft incorporated wingwarping for lateral control and had balanced all flying elevator and balanced rudder but without fin. An original aircraft equipped with le Rhone 80 hp engine, considerably more powerful than Garros' record aircraft, is on display in Musée de l'Air in Paris and a number of airworthy replicas exist in France and elsewhere.

K&W models 1:5 scale:

Austria-Hungary
Phönix D-III

Finland
Thulin D

France
Morane Saulnier L
Morane Saulnier H
Bleriot XI
Nieuport 17 C-1
Antoinette VII
SPAD XIII
Voisin Bi-plane
Breguet CU-1 RNF

Germany
Albatros C-1
Focke Wulf FW44
Fokker D-V
Fokker D-VII
Fokker E-III
Junkers CL-1
Pfalz E-I
Pfalz E-III

Great Britain
Avro 504 K
Blackburn Mono D
Bristol F2B
R.A.F. SE5a
Sopwith Tri-plane
R.A.F. BE2a
Vickers Vimy

Italy
Macchi M7
Nieuport 17

Japan
K5Y2 Willow (Float)
K5Y1 Willow

Sweden
Focke Wulf FW44
Macchi M7
Phönix D-III
Sk1 CFM Albatros 120
Thulin K
Ö1 Tummelisa

USA
Standard J-1
Wright Flyer
Thomas Morse
Ryan NYP
AIRCO DH4B
Douglas World Cruiser
Curtis JN-4 Jenny
Stearman PT17

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