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• Dufaux_4 abstract "The Dufaux 4 was an experimental aircraft built in Switzerland in 1909 and which was originally constructed as an unnamed biplane, the third aircraft constructed by the brothers Armand and Henri Dufaux. The aircraft was entirely conventional for the era - a two-bay biplane with unstaggered wings of equal span and a triangular-section fuselage. Construction began in mid-September 1909 and work proceeded rapidly, as the brothers hoped to claim a CHF 1,000 prize put up by the Automobile Club de Suisse for the first Swiss-built aircraft to fly a 1 km closed-circuit.In early December, flight tests commenced at a field in Corsier. Although the machine made a few hops, it would not fly. The Dufaux brothers concluded that the field chosen was too small to give the aircraft enough room to build up speed for takeoff, so they selected a new location for their tests in Viry, in neighbouring France. The aircraft was assembled there on December 16 and a number of successful flights were made that same afternoon. The following day, the aircraft refused to takeoff on a number of attempts, but finally became airborne late in the afternoon. During this flight, at an altitude of 15 metres (50 ft), Henri attempted to bank the aircraft, but instead, it sideslipped to the ground. Both wings and the propeller were destroyed in the crash, but Henri was completely uninjured and the engine was undamaged.The brothers quickly rebuilt the machine in time to display it at an aviation meet at Colombier, but due to the inclement weather, did not attempt to fly it. By this time the brothers had started building the design, now dubbed the Dufaux 4, in series and were accepting orders for aircraft. In May, the aircraft was demonstrated for the Swiss military, but the brothers were informed that the aircraft was not suitable for military purposes.The Dufaux 4 is perhaps best remembered for a successful aerial crossing of Lake Geneva, performed by Armande on 28 August. He flew 66 km (41 mi) from St. Gingolph to Geneva at an altitude of around 150 m (500 ft), taking 56 minutes and 5 seconds for the crossing, and collecting a prize of CHF 5,000 that had been put up by the Perrot-Duval Company for this feat.An example is preserved at the Swiss Transport Museum.".
• Dufaux_4 designer Armand_Dufaux.
• Dufaux_4 designer Henri_Dufaux.
• Dufaux_4 manufacturer Armand_Dufaux.
• Dufaux_4 manufacturer Henri_Dufaux.
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• Dufaux_4 wikiPageWikiLink Colombier,_Neuchâtel.
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• Dufaux_4 wikiPageWikiLink Swiss_Museum_of_Transport.
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• Dufaux_4 wikiPageWikiLink Swiss_franc.
• Dufaux_4 wikiPageWikiLink Switzerland.
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• Dufaux_4 wikiPageWikiLinkText "Dufaux 4".
• Dufaux_4 wikiPageWikiLinkText "Dufaux aircraft".
• Dufaux_4 ceilingFt "1600".
• Dufaux_4 ceilingM "500".
• Dufaux_4 crew "1".
• Dufaux_4 designer "Armand and Henri Dufaux".
• Dufaux_4 emptyWeightKg "180".
• Dufaux_4 emptyWeightLb "400".
• Dufaux_4 eng1Hp "25".
• Dufaux_4 eng1Kw "19".
• Dufaux_4 eng1Number "1".
• Dufaux_4 eng1Type Anzani_3-cylinder_fan_engines.
• Dufaux_4 firstFlight "1909-12-17".
• Dufaux_4 grossWeightKg "320".
• Dufaux_4 grossWeightLb "700".
• Dufaux_4 hasPhotoCollection Dufaux_4.
• Dufaux_4 heightFt "8".
• Dufaux_4 heightIn "10".
• Dufaux_4 heightM "2.7".
• Dufaux_4 lengthFt "31".
• Dufaux_4 lengthIn "2".
• Dufaux_4 lengthM "9.5".
• Dufaux_4 manufacturer "Armand and Henri Dufaux".
• Dufaux_4 maxSpeedKmh "60".
• Dufaux_4 maxSpeedMph "40".
• Dufaux_4 metOrEng%3F_ "met".
• Dufaux_4 spanFt "27".
• Dufaux_4 spanIn "11".
• Dufaux_4 spanM "8.5".
• Dufaux_4 type "Experimental aircraft".
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• Dufaux_4 wingAreaSqft "258".
• Dufaux_4 wingAreaSqm "24".
• Dufaux_4 subject Category:Biplanes.
• Dufaux_4 subject Category:Dufaux_aircraft.
• Dufaux_4 subject Category:Single-engined_tractor_aircraft.
• Dufaux_4 subject Category:Swiss_experimental_aircraft_1900–1909.
• Dufaux_4 hypernym Aircraft.
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• Dufaux_4 comment "The Dufaux 4 was an experimental aircraft built in Switzerland in 1909 and which was originally constructed as an unnamed biplane, the third aircraft constructed by the brothers Armand and Henri Dufaux. The aircraft was entirely conventional for the era - a two-bay biplane with unstaggered wings of equal span and a triangular-section fuselage.".
• Dufaux_4 label "Dufaux 4".
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• Dufaux_4 sameAs デュフォー_4.

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