IPD 5801
IPD 5801 | |
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Type: | Glider |
Design country: | |
Manufacturer: | |
First flight: |
1958 |
Number of pieces: |
1 |
The IPD 5801 was a development by the Brazilian Instituto de Pesquisas e Desenvolvimento (IPD) .
History and construction
In 1958, Neiva asked the Instituto de Pesquisas e Desenvolvimento for assistance in the development of a new two-seater glider, which was intended to be the successor to the Neiva B Monitor for the Brazilian aero clubs. In the absence of sufficient funds, the engineers Hiroshi Kameyama , José Carlos Reis and Douglas José Arcuri designed an economically feasible model, a revised B monitor . Like the original model, the machine was designed as a shoulder-wing aircraft with braced wings, a conventional tail unit and a two-seat tandem cockpit. The hull was made of fabric-covered welded steel tubes. Only a prototype was built.
Technical specifications
Parameter | Data |
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crew | 1 |
Passengers | 1 |
length | 7 m |
span | 14 m |
height | ? |
Wing area | 19 m² |
Wing extension | 10.3 |
Glide ratio | 20.8 |
Slightest sinking | |
Empty mass | ? |
Max. Takeoff mass | 380 kg |
Minimum speed | 50 km / h |
Top speed | ? |
See also
literature
- Roberto Pereira: Enciclopédia de Aviões Brasileiros , 1997, p. 204 ff, ISBN 85-250-2137-7
Individual evidence
- ^ A b Roberto Pereira: Enciclopédia de Aviões Brasileiros , 1997, p. 204 ff, ISBN 85-250-2137-7
- ↑ IPD 5801 on alles-mit-links.ch accessed on March 22, 2018