Minneapolis MN.
USA
Circa 1975 built a sportplane
Author: Terry
Wallis 1981 Biplane
In 1981 Stanley B Wallis of Ypsilanti MI, USA, built a two-place, open cockpit biplane, original design to resemble the best of the great old biplanes of the 1925-32 period.
Engine: 260hp Ford auto
Wallis, Stanley B
Ypsilanti MI.
USA
Circa 1981 biplane builder
Wallis WA-201
A twin-engined research autogyro.
Wallis WA-122
WA-122/R-R two-seat trainer (first flown 1980)
The Wallis WA-122 can be transported in a container thanks to its folding rotors and landing gear legs.
Wallis WA-121
WA-121 (first flown 1972) became smallest and lightest of the range
Wallis WA-120
Rolls- Royce powered WA-117 appeared 1965 and WA-118 Meteorite, WA-120 followed 1970.
Wallis WA-119 Imp
The WA-119 Imp was powered by an engine from the Hillman Imp motor car.
Wallis WA-118 Meteorite
The Wallis WA-118 Meteorite was a British single-seater research autogyro first flown in 1966. The Wallis WA-118 was powered by a Meteor Alfa I super-charged four-cylinder radial air-cooled two-stroke engine providing a top speed in excess of 320km/h.
Wallis WA-117
The Wallis WA-117 was a British single-seater ultra-light autogyro developed during 1965 as an advanced version of the Wallis WA-116, powered with a 100hp Rolls-Royce/Continental O-200-B flat-four engine.
