Bromley
Bromley
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History
Per Goodall & Tagg [1], a monoplane with upswept wingtips was reportedly built at Bromley and tested at Orpington, Kent in November 1909. It was powered by two two-cylinder engines totaling 24 h.p., driving one 7ft propeller. The weight with pilot was less than 400lb.
Company References
- British Aircraft Before The Great War, Michael H. Goodall and Albert E. Tagg (Schiffer Publishing Ltd., 2001)
Project Data
| Project No | Type No | Name | Alternative Name(s) | Year | Spec (Requirement) | Status | Qty | Description | References |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monoplane | 1909 | Proto | 1 | 1S, 1E tractor monoplane | (1) |
Project References
- British Aircraft Before The Great War, Michael H. Goodall and Albert E. Tagg (Schiffer Publishing Ltd., 2001)
Production Details and Type Description
Monoplane
Featured upswept wing tips; Two 12 h.p. powerplants of unknown type, driving a single 7 ft. diameter propeller.
Featured upswept wing tips; Two 12 h.p. powerplants of unknown type, driving a single 7 ft. diameter propeller.
One aircraft only : no c/n or registration.
Total Bromley Production1