L.Opdyke French Aeroplanes Before the Great War (Schiffer)
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Pacchiotti
During the summer of 1910 Henri Chazal built a large tractor monoplane for Pacchiotti. It resembled the Bleriot XII, but with a front elevator and a rectangular lifting tailplane set on top of the rear fuselage. The long rectangular rudder hinged on the sternpost was painted PACC 1 in bold capital letters. The wings had triangular ailerons partly set into the wingtips.; the propeller was set on the leading edge, chaindriven from the engine below. The undercarriage consisted of 2 castering main wheels and a fixed tailwheel. Pacchiotti took his monoplane to the airshow at Vichy in 1910 and flew it.
(Span: 9 m; length: 12 m; wing area: 25 sqm; empty weight: 500 kg; 40 hp water-cooled ENV V8)