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Добавлено: 05 Апрель 2009 18:17Интересно, что в википедии (англояз.) есть статья про H.P.-19, но в ней ни слова про использование их в СССР.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Handley_Page_Hanley
The Handley Page Hanley was a British Torpedo bomber aircraft of the 1920s. A single engined, single seat biplane intended to operate from the Royal Navy's aircraft carriers, it was not successful, with only four aircraft being built.
In late 1920, Handley Page started design of a new single seat torpedo bomber to meet the requirements of Air Ministry Specification 3/20 for a carrier based aircraft to replace the Sopwith Cuckoo, in competition with the Blackburn Dart. The resulting design, the Type T, (later known as the H.P.19) and named the Hanley was a single engined biplane of wooden construction. It like the Dart, was powered by a Napier Lion engine and had a crew of one. It had folding three-bay wings which were fitted with full span leading edge slots on both upper and lower wings in order to improve low speed handling.[1]
Three prototypes were ordered, the first of which (serialed N143) flew on 3 January 1922.[2] Initial testing revealed that performance was disappointing, with low speed handling and the view from the cockpit also poor.[3] After being damaged in a crash landing, the first prototype was rebuilt with new wingtips, a revised two-bay wing and with the control cables for the elevators enclosed in the rear fuselage to reduce drag, flying in December 1922 as the Hanley Mark II.[2] These changes improved performance, but handling was still poor. The third prototype was therefore fitted with revised slots, as well as the drag reduction changes tested on the Hanley Mark II, the revised aircraft being designated Hanley Mark III, demonstrating considerably improved handling.[4]
By the time that the Hanley Mark III was available for testing, the Dart, which was developed from Blackburn's earlier Swift, had already been ordered into service.[3]
The resulting design, the Type T, (later known as the H.P.19) Вероятно, что именно отсюда и появилась буква "Т" для обозначения модели самолета в СССР.
Я совершенно не разбираюсь в авиационной специфике, оттого позволю высказать предположение. Если всего было построено 4 таких самолета, не могли ли они числиться в каих-либо документах, как "Type T-1", "Type T-2"... "Type T-4"?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Handley_Page_Hanley
The Handley Page Hanley was a British Torpedo bomber aircraft of the 1920s. A single engined, single seat biplane intended to operate from the Royal Navy's aircraft carriers, it was not successful, with only four aircraft being built.
In late 1920, Handley Page started design of a new single seat torpedo bomber to meet the requirements of Air Ministry Specification 3/20 for a carrier based aircraft to replace the Sopwith Cuckoo, in competition with the Blackburn Dart. The resulting design, the Type T, (later known as the H.P.19) and named the Hanley was a single engined biplane of wooden construction. It like the Dart, was powered by a Napier Lion engine and had a crew of one. It had folding three-bay wings which were fitted with full span leading edge slots on both upper and lower wings in order to improve low speed handling.[1]
Three prototypes were ordered, the first of which (serialed N143) flew on 3 January 1922.[2] Initial testing revealed that performance was disappointing, with low speed handling and the view from the cockpit also poor.[3] After being damaged in a crash landing, the first prototype was rebuilt with new wingtips, a revised two-bay wing and with the control cables for the elevators enclosed in the rear fuselage to reduce drag, flying in December 1922 as the Hanley Mark II.[2] These changes improved performance, but handling was still poor. The third prototype was therefore fitted with revised slots, as well as the drag reduction changes tested on the Hanley Mark II, the revised aircraft being designated Hanley Mark III, demonstrating considerably improved handling.[4]
By the time that the Hanley Mark III was available for testing, the Dart, which was developed from Blackburn's earlier Swift, had already been ordered into service.[3]
The resulting design, the Type T, (later known as the H.P.19) Вероятно, что именно отсюда и появилась буква "Т" для обозначения модели самолета в СССР.
Я совершенно не разбираюсь в авиационной специфике, оттого позволю высказать предположение. Если всего было построено 4 таких самолета, не могли ли они числиться в каих-либо документах, как "Type T-1", "Type T-2"... "Type T-4"?
Даже в Индии этот танк использовался только в варианте с ограниченным вооружением, а в СССР была самая мощная версия танка.