Yup, that’s the Dale Air-Engineering Weejet 800.
Will keep things rolling with this oddball…
Spot on RAB. Over to you.
Thanks aa. How about this stylish number?
Gabardini Lictor 130 or Gabardini/CANSA Lictor 130 depending on your source.
Hard to belive that Larsen Speed Bird actually flew!
Moze
You have a clue for us Wout? Not much luck tracking down your odd heli.
Yes, or Martin MO-1.
Over to you John.
Next up-
Ryan SC-150.
Stay positive indeed! These kinds of threads keep the old noggin from getting dusty. 🙂
Assuming that Mr. Aeroclub is refraining from a new one since he had previously posted the Hispano. How about resetting with this nice looking twin?
There are dozens, possibly hundreds of planes that look like your photo. One could get lucky trolling through the early Juptner volumes or maybe finding it on Aerofiles. Other than that….:eek:
Looks like something from the USA judging from the scenery.
Moze,
what are your sources of the picture and the general information about the Evo II ? Any magazine or book ?
I think the photo came from a New Zealand aviation forum post some time ago. Or possibly a scan from Rendel’s Civil Aviation in New Zealand. Not sure since I have thousands of photos collected over the years from books and internet trolls.
Did find mention of the Evo II here:
http://www.motat.org.nz/collections/AVIATION/Gyro.htm
Like you, I am not big on Wiki. I always try to cross reference anything posted over there.
I almost posted the Evo III. A much better looking ship. :p
Kevin
Everson Evo II it is. From New Zealand. Not sure how the Hall-Scott engine ended up there.
Over to Carl. Well done Sir.
Not from Canada…
From a small firm. This was their second design.
You can cross off Europe, Asia, South America, USA…
Will post a new one later today if no one has a guess.