Henri & Louis Ragot
Adrien Lacroix
New York NY.
USA
Aeroplane builder circa 1910
Aircraft
RAF Halton Jupiter
Financed by the Royal Aeronautical Society was the Jupiter from Royal Air Force apprentices at Halton. In June 1972 the Jupiter flew 1071 m (1171 yards).
Radwan KR-2PM Swift
A two-seat monoplane built in two versions.
Radwan Ltd
Poland
Founded 1989, Radwan Ltd offered the KR-2PM Swift two-seat monoplane in two versions.
Radlock Trainer
The Radlock Trainer was a primary glider designed by J.E. Raddings and W.E. Locke in 1931. Built at Hessle, UK, it was first flown in 1932.
Radley-England Waterplane
Designed and flown by E.C. Gordon England circa 1909. It had three engines, geared to a single propeller. Pilot and passengers sat in the twin floats.
The 1913 Radley England No. 2 waterplane was designed and built by James Radley and Eric England
1913 Radley England No. 2 waterplane
Span: top51′ 7.5″ bottom 45’10”
Length: 29’9″
Hull length: 18′
Radab Windex 1100
A single seat single engined mid wing monoplane with conventional three axis control circa 1983.
R.A.D. Spad XIII
A reproduction of the 1918 Spad XIII, the Spad has a spaceframe fuselage and wings of tube and riveted sheet dural.
Engine: Geo Tracker, 80 hp
Wing span: 6.10 m
Wing area: 13.20 sq.m
MAUW: 362 kg
Empty weight: 249 kg
Fuel capacity: 38 lt
Max speed: 160 kph
Cruise speed: 130 kph
Minimum speed: 65 kph
Climb rate: 5 m/s
Fuel consumption: 15 lt/hr
Seats: 1
Plan price (1998): US$125
Kit price (1998): US$15,500
Rackett A
In 1936 William Rackett built the Rackett A two-place open cockpit biplane. Powered by a 90hp Curtiss OX-5 engine, it first flew, possibly, on 24 March 1936, registered N15793 c/n 1.
It was sold by Rackett on 7 July 1936 and repurchased by him on 21 October 1936.
The registration was cancelled on 1 November 1937 for unstated reasons.
Rackett, William
Byron Center MI.
USA
Built the Rackett A biplane in 1936.
