Leichtflugzeuge-Entwicklungen Dipl Ing Hermann Mylius
Germany
Marketed the single-seat MY-102 aerobatic and towing aircraft, two-seat MY-103 in Standard and Basic Trainer variants, and four-seat MY-104 for touring, IFR training and other uses. All are low-wing monoplanes based on a common modular design, with interchangeable sub-structures.
A tandem winged multiplane, designed circa 1910 by George Francis Myers, who active in the aviation scene from the 1890s to the 1930s. Connects to US Patent #1,427,314.
The third “Sky Cycle” built by Carl E. Myers of Frankfort, New York, in controlled, man-powered flight at the St. Louis Exposition and Music Hall Coliseum where the machine made over 120 ascensions during a single engagement in 1900.
The Sky-Cycle (C. E. Myers) was patented in the USA with number 581,218 on April 20, 1897.
Small civil aircraft projects covered the M-202PW Olen enlarged development of the Indian Saras, M-203PW Barsuk radial-engined general-purpose transport, and M-500 piston-engined agricultural monoplane suited also to other roles.
Small civil aircraft projects covered the M-202PW Olen enlarged development of the Indian Saras, M-203PW Barsuk radial-engined general-purpose transport, and M-500 piston-engined agricultural monoplane suited also to other roles.
Small civil aircraft projects covered the M-202PW Olen enlarged development of the Indian Saras, M-203PW Barsuk radial-engined general-purpose transport, and M-500 piston-engined agricultural monoplane suited also to other roles.
One other version of the M-4 ‘Bison’ is known, a test-bed aircraft powered by four D-15 turbojet engines each of 13000kg thrust and designated 201-M.
This was used in September 1959 to establish a number of payload-to-height records by lifting a payload of 10,000 kg (22,046 lb) to 50,253 ft (15,317 m) and the weight of 55,220 kg (121,480 lb) to 2000 m (6,561 ft).
Small civil aircraft include pressurized and single turboprop eight-seat M-101 Gzhel (first flown 1995) and M- 201 Sokol twin-engined version
Small civil aircraft include pressurized and single turboprop eight-seat M-101 Gzhel (first flown 1995) and M- 201 Sokol twin-engined version
