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Autogiro Company of America AC-35 var en p … Autogiro Company of America AC-35 var en prototyp till en kombination av luftfarkost och personbil, som utvecklades för USA:s handelsdepartement av Autogiro Company of America i USA, ett dotterbolag till Pitcairn Cierva Aircraft Company. Den kunde starta och landa på 52 meter. Utvecklingen av AC-35 påbörjades 1935 och baserades på autogiron Pitcairn PA-22. Luftfarkosten kunde flyga i hög hastighet och kunde på marken köra i 40 kilometer/timme med rotorn hopfälld. AC-35 hade plats för två personer bredvid varandra och hade ett litet bagageutrymme. Skrovet var en kombination av stålrör i framdelen och trä i bakdelen, båda delarna täckta av duk. Motorn var monterad i bakdelen med en propelleraxel till en frontpropeller. Fordonet hade tre hjul i samma storlek, med två framtill och ett där bak. Bakhjulet var drivande, medan styrning skedde med framhjulen. AC-35 premiärflögs i mars 1936. Den landade i oktober 1936 i en park i centrum av Washington, D.C., där den förvisades samt konverterades till markfordon och kördes till huvudentrén till USA:s handelsdepartement i Commerce Building, där den togs emot av ministeriet. Prototypen testades av Autogiro Company of America på Pitcairn Field i Pennsylvania till 1942. År 1950 donerades den till Smithsonian Institution. År 1961 licensierade Skyway Engineering Company i Carmel i Indiana AC-35 i avsikt att producera en flygplansvariant utan avsikt att också framföras på landsväg, med en 135 hästkrafters Lycoming O-290-D2Bs-motor. Ett exemplar tillverkades, men någon serieproduktion blev det inte, eftersom företaget gick i konkurs.t inte, eftersom företaget gick i konkurs.
, The Autogiro Company of America AC-35 was … The Autogiro Company of America AC-35 was an early attempt to make a roadable aircraft in the United States during the 1930s. Although it was successfully tested, it did not enter production; a 1960s attempt to revive the aircraft in a non-roadable version also failed to achieve success.le version also failed to achieve success.
, Conçu par l' (en) (ACA), l'AC-35 fut une p … Conçu par l' (en) (ACA), l'AC-35 fut une première tentative de conception d'une voiture volante (en anglais : « roadable aircraft ») aux États-Unis au cours des années 1930. Bien qu'il fût testé avec succès, il n'entra jamais en production. Une tentative de relancer sa production dans les années 1960 — en version « non-routière » — ne connut pas plus de succès.routière » — ne connut pas plus de succès.
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, Autogiro Company of America AC-35 var en p … Autogiro Company of America AC-35 var en prototyp till en kombination av luftfarkost och personbil, som utvecklades för USA:s handelsdepartement av Autogiro Company of America i USA, ett dotterbolag till Pitcairn Cierva Aircraft Company. Den kunde starta och landa på 52 meter. Utvecklingen av AC-35 påbörjades 1935 och baserades på autogiron Pitcairn PA-22. Luftfarkosten kunde flyga i hög hastighet och kunde på marken köra i 40 kilometer/timme med rotorn hopfälld. i 40 kilometer/timme med rotorn hopfälld.
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