Avro Triplane 1911 (Replica)
Alliot Vernon Roe was one of Britain's most famous early pioneers and later set up the famous AVRO company. From 1910 he started designing and building a series of triplane aeroplanes. He decided on the triplane layout, rather than the more conventional monoplane or biplane, as the triplane layout provided the extra lift that he required. Four triplanes were built and provided valuable experience for later aircraft designs. Both the Avro 504 and the Tutor can trace their ancestry back to the Triplane IV. All have high aspect ration wings (meaning that the wings are much longer than they are wide - this helps to produce more lift). The Avro Triplane is a replica built by the Hampshire Aeroplane Club at Eastleigh, Southampton for the film 'Those Magnificent Men In Their Flying Machines'. During the making of this film it was found to be a very impressive flyer and so the Trustees decided that it should be acquired to add to the Collection. During the winter of 2000/1, the Avro Triplane was completely stripped down and restored. During this time the opportunity was taken to reapply the markings that the Triplane wore in 'Those Magnificent Men'. Height: 9ft 0in Length: 30ft 0in Wingspan: 32ft 0in Engine: one 105hp Cirrus Hermes II Max. Speed: Copyright © 2011 Malcolm Auld This video and audio material may not be reproduced in any form (except as an embedded video on any other website), without written permission.
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The Sopwith Triplane
Northern Aeroplane Workshops has supported the Shuttleworth Collection since its inception in March 1973 by John Langham of Harrogate. Formed to perpetuate the traditional skills, associated with the construction of wood, wire and linen aircraft, whilst at the same time constructing an aircraft for the Shuttleworth Collection. Before aircraft selection could be determined, it was necessary to check on the availability of drawings and appropriate rotary engine. Only then could the construction of a Sopwith Triplane, financed by the Collection, go ahead. Led by Eric Barraclough, who worked for the Comper, Heston and Auster aircraft companies in the 1930s and 40s, the voluntary members set about construction. The triplane (G-BOCK), more usually referred to as DIXIE, due to its colour scheme, which replicates aircraft N 6290, that flew with No 8 Squadron Royal Naval Air Service, was delivered to the Collection in June 1990, where an original 130hp Clerget engine was installed. DIXIE has been a regular display aircraft since her first flight on 10 April 1992. Sir Tom Sopwith, the founder of the original aircraft company, who supported the project throughout his later life, honoured the society when he decreed that Northern Aeroplane Workshops triplane should be considered as a late production example. This is reflected in manufacturers plate in the cockpit being No 153. As the triplane came to the final stage of construction, the Collection financed a second project to build a <b>...</b>
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Wizard Of Orlampa - Fokker Tri Plane
A clip from the pilot episode of the HD reality show, "The Wizard Of Orlampa. The show, produced by Secret Legion Productions, is about the daily life and exploits of famed aviator, Kermit Weeks and his aviation attraction, Fantasy Of Flight. Directed by Phil Zizza and created and produced by Phil Zizza, Wade Pena and Kermit Weeks, the show follows Kermit and his team of mechanics through the trials and tribulations of building, restoring and flying the largest private collection of vintage aircraft in the world. For more info, go to www.secretlegion.com or www.fantasyofflight.com
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Sopwith Triplane 1916 WW1 fighter
The Vintage Aviator's Sopwith Triplane puts on a terrific display at the Wings Over Waiarapa 2011 airshow (Masterton, New Zealand) The Sopwith Triplane was a British single seat fighter aircraft designed and manufactured by the Sopwith Aviation Company during WW1. Pilots nicknamed it the Tripehound or simply the Tripe. The Triplane became operational with the Royal Naval Air Service in early 1917 and was immediately successful. The Triplane was nevertheless built in comparatively small numbers (less than 200) and was withdrawn from active service as Sopwith Camels arrived in the latter half of 1917. For more info see: en.wikipedia.org -- www.aviationfilm.com Copyright © 2012Historical Aviation Film Unit This video material may not be reproduced in any form (except as an embedded video on any other website), without the written permission of the Historical Aviation Film Unit.
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Flite Test - Fokker Triplane - REVIEW
Flite Test - Fokker Triplane - REVIEW This week Flite Test finally releases it's super secret, long withheld, review of the HobbyKing Fokker Triplane. This plane has been teasing us from the background of other episodes for some time now. Josh and Josh give the low down on this not so PNP airplane. They give you the tips on what to fix to make it a puppy dog (Josh Scott, insert ARF here...) of a park flyer. Josh Bixler takes it for a test flight at the end of the show. Considering it has no canopy to lose, this should be one of his best on camera flights yet, right? Oh, and to keep the director happy, subscribe, subscribe, subscribe. -Fred Provost
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Sopwith Triplane - WWI Fighter
A Sopwith Triplane performs a touch and go in this short clip, reminiscent of a scene from the Western Front in 1917. This Triplane is based in New Zealand and currently wears the colours of Canadian Ace Raymond Collishaw's aircraft named 'Black Maria'. www.aviationfilm.com
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Sopwith Triplane (The Tripe)
The Sopwith Triplane was a British single seat fighter aircraft designed and manufactured by the Sopwith Aviation Company during the First World War. Pilots nicknamed it the Tripehound or simply the Tripe. The Triplane became operational with the Royal Naval Air Service in early 1917 and was immediately successful. The Triplane was nevertheless built in comparatively small numbers and was withdrawn from active service as Sopwith Camels arrived in the latter half of 1917. Surviving aircraft continued to serve as operational trainers until the end of the war. The Triplane began as a private venture by the Sopwith Aviation Company. The fuselage and empennage closely mirrored those of the earlier Pup, but chief engineer Herbert Smith gave the new aircraft three narrow-chord wings to provide the pilot with an improved field of view. Ailerons were fitted to all three wings. By using the variable incidence tailplane, the aircraft could be trimmed to fly hands-off. The introduction of a smaller 8 ft span tailplane in February 1917 improved elevator response. The Triplane was initially powered by the 110 hp Clerget 9Z nine-cylinder rotary engine, but most production examples were fitted with the 130 hp Clerget 9B rotary. At least one Triplane was tested with a 110 hp Le Rhône rotary engine, but this did not provide a significant improvement in performance. The prototype Triplane, serial N500, first flew on 28 May 1916, with Sopwith test pilot Harry Hawker at the controls. Within <b>...</b>
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Seven Fokker Dr.1 Triplanes of Jasta 11
The very rare sight of seven full-size WW1 Fokker Dr.1 Triplanes replicas in the air together. Each of these aircraft is painted to represent one of the aircraft/pilots that flew as part of Manfred von Richthofen's Jasta 11 in April 1918. As far as we know this is only the second time since 1918 that seven of these aircraft have been seen in the air together at one time (the first time was in 2007). -- www.aviationfilm.com Copyright © 2011Historical Aviation Film Unit This video material may not be reproduced in any form (except as an embedded video on any other website), without the written permission of the Historical Aviation Film Unit.
Avro Triplane 1911
www.shuttleworth.org Alliot Vernon Roe was one of Britain's most famous early pioneers and later set up the famous AVRO company. From 1910 he started designing and building a series of triplane aeroplanes. He decided on the triplane layout, rather than the more conventional monoplane or biplane, as the triplane layout provided the extra lift that he required. Four triplanes were built and provided valuable experience for later aircraft designs. Both the Avro 504 and the Tutor can trace their ancestry back to the Triplane IV. All have high aspect ration wings (meaning that the wings are much longer than they are wide - this helps to produce more lift). The Avro Triplane is a replica built by the Hampshire Aeroplane Club at Eastleigh, Southampton for the film 'Those Magnificent Men In Their Flying Machines'. During the making of this film it was found to be a very impressive flyer and so the Trustees decided that it should be acquired to add to the Collection. During the winter of 2000/1, the Avro Triplane was completely stripped down and restored. During this time the opportunity was taken to reapply the markings that the Triplane wore in 'Those Magnificent Men'. Height: 9ft 0in Length: 30ft 0in Wingspan: 32ft 0in Engine: one 105hp Cirrus Hermes II Copyright © 2009 Malcolm Auld This video and audio material may not be reproduced in any form (except as an embedded video on any other website), without written permission.
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Rough Flight in Fokker Triplane.mpg
Uneven run on new 80 hp LeRhone engine leaves the Fokker Triplane in a precarious position at the Pioneer Flight Museum in Kingsbury Texas. Veteran pilot pulls off excellent landing in spite of surging power.
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WW1 Tripehound on Triplane Dogfight
Short Six Wing Scuffle -- two three-wing World War One fighter aircraft, a Fokker Dr.1 triplane, and a Sopwith Triplane (aka Tripehound) mix it up in this short dogfight movie, each trying to gain the upperhand over the other. For more information on the Sopwith Triplane see: en.wikipedia.org For more information on the Fokker Triplane see: en.wikipedia.org Both these aircraft are owned and operated by The Vintage Aviator Ltd: www.thevintageaviator.com -- http Copyright © 2011Historical Aviation Film Unit This video material may not be reproduced in any form (except as an embedded video on any other website), without the written permission of the Historical Aviation Film Unit.
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Royal Aircraft Factory FE2b and Triplane
A 1916 Royal Aircraft Factory FE2b 'fighter/bomber' and an escorting Sopwith Triplane scout return to base after a late afternoon sortie over enemy lines.... This FE2b is the only airworthy reproduction of this aircraft type in the world. It was built by, and is maintained/flown by The Vintage Aviator Ltd in New Zealand. For FE2b info: en.wikipedia.org For The Vintage Aviator: www.thevintageaviator.com -- http Copyright © 2011Historical Aviation Film Unit This video material may not be reproduced in any form (except as an embedded video on any other website), without the written permission of the Historical Aviation Film Unit.
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Fokker DR1 triplane Airdrome Aeroplanes replica WW1 aircraft
Fokker DR1 triplane Airdrome Aeroplanes replica WW1 ultralight, experimental, amateurbuilt, homebuilt aircraft. Free weekly webcasts on ultralight and lightsport aircraft PLUS FREE CLASSIFIED ADS at www.lightsportaircraft.ca, Distributed by Tubemogul.
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Old Kingsbury Aerodrome Fokker Dr.1 Triplane Engine Run (HD)
This is a video highlighting the engine run of a Fokker Dr.1 Triplane during the 2009 Old Kingsbury Aerodrome Spring (postponed to June 20th) Air Fair. Unfortunately, the winds were such that they were unable to fly the Triplane, but they did display the engine to the very pleased crowd. The Pioneer of Flight Museum's Dr.1 is a perfectly accurate replicate of a standard WWI Fokker Dr.1. Their Dr.1 has an original, restored, 1919 Le Rhone rotary engine producing 80hp. It was a real treat to see such an old engine come to life!
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Fokker Triplanes vs Nieuport & Camel
World War One dogfight between two Fokker Dr.1 Triplanes and a Sopwith Camel aided by a Nieuport 11. The two Allied fighters (Camel and Nieuport have authentic (WW1-era) rotary engines. www.aviationfilm.com --
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Meat Tray Fokker DR1 Triplane in flight
Homemade r/c airplane made from foam meat trays, bamboo skewers, foam coffee cup (cowling), colored with red magic marker. GWS IPS Motor and micro gear, big LiPo battery in the nose for balance gives 40 minute flights. Rudder, elevator, throttle. More details, building hints, & close-up photos on rcgroups.com. (search the rcgroups threads for MEAT TRAY DR1 and you will find a post by riderfj1200, that's me!)
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Fokker Triplane Streaky Camouflage
My wife Helen helping me to paint the top wing of my Fokker Dr I Triplane which I am building at home. The streaky finish was the standard Fokker factory camouflage on these aircraft in 1917. The build can be followed from the early days here:- www.theaerodrome.com Enjoy!
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Fokker DR.1 Triplane - Grimes Field, Golden Age of Aviation Museum
A beautiful full scale replica of the Fokker DR.1 Triplane built by volunteers from the Golden Age of Aviation Museum in Bethel, PA. This aircraft features an actual LaRhone rotary engine and many other details taken from the original design. I love the smell of the castor oil from the total loss oil system as the plane taxi's by. Paint scheme is that of Lothar von Richthofen, the brother of Manfred von Richthofen (the Red Baron).
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Avro Triplane Mk IV
This is an RC model of a 1912 airplane made from a modified version of the RN Model's kit. I added ailerons and a bit more vertical fin area to improve the roll response. The engine is a Cox .049 with a diesel conversion. It does not throttle very well and has more than enough power for this model. There was more wind and turbulence on this flight than normal and I had to keep the flying speed higher than usual to fight the gusts. On a calm day I can fly much lower and slower, which certainly looks more realistic.
RIPMAX FOKKER DR1 DREIDECKER (TRIPLANE) RED BARON - PETER
A VIDEO OF PETER TEST FLYING HIS RIPMAX FOKKER DR1 DREIDECKER (TRIPLANE) RC MODEL AIRCRAFT DOWN AT THE PATCH ON 10-4-2009 AND 11-4-2009 . THE MODEL IS POWERED BY AN OS FS ALPHA 56 WHICH PROVIDES PLENTY OF POWER TURNING A ' K ' SERIES MASTERAIRSCREW 12X6 PROP . MORE PHOTOS AT THE END OF THE MOVIE .
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HobbyKing Fokker Triplane Maiden and More! (EPO)
Learning to fly the Triplane is not so easy. Had some trial and error going to get this one in the air. I did upgrade the motor and esc and prop. I does perform pretty good once you learn who to take it off and landing it is a whole other story!!! Thanks for watching and stay tuned for more fun!
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Fokker Dr.1 Triplane At Dusk
Fokker Dr.1 At Dusk: If you've seen our Classic Fighters 2003 DVD (see www.aviationfilm.com ) you will have seen this clip already, but we thought it looked so nice we've decided to share it with the rest of you here. www.aviationfilm.com --
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Fokker Dr.1 Triplane
This is my self-designed 31.5% scale Fokker Dr.1. The model is designed around the Zenoah-G62 with hydro mount vibration dampening engine mount and three chamber exhaust muffler. Keeps the airfield neighbours quiet... The triplane is great fun, but landings are always a challenge. It`s very sensitive to wind gusts and must be flown all the way to standstill. Not for the faint hearted.
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45 year old sopwith triplane model takes flight
this plane was built a long time ago and was an article in popular mechanics. built to be super scale and powered by a gas engine. it was flown once and stored away. it traveled as a display untill being rediscovered by an TOPGUN builder and team pilot . it was then converted to electric power. Tacon power160 on 8 cells. this is it's first flight in 40+ years.
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