Selina, e-mail, 20.11.2023 21:58 40 was a lot back then before ww2 , the usual rate for everything bigger than a one seater was 1 hp/10 kg(20lbs) and this works with those low wingloads and airfoils... there is a wiki ...with the whole story.

John, e-mail, 17.09.2020 07:42 Just read this. KW is 29.8

Barry, 07.04.2016 18:33 First flown on by E.G.Hordern on the 28th October 1936 from Heston Aerodrome. It was later based at Goodwood and registered to the Duke of Richmond until 14th APRIL 1938 when ownership was transferred to Hordern Richmond Aircraft at Denham. It was grounded during the war and was later to be found hanging from the roof of Hordern Richmond Propeller factory in Haddenham. It's ultimate fate is not known. Power Plant 2 x 40 h.p. Continental A-40-5 4 cylinder air cooled engines. Span 43'4" Length 24'6" Empty weight 1,125 lb Gross weight 1,750 lb Maximum speed 98 mph Cruising speed 85 mph Range 141 miles

Sven, 26.07.2014 01:38 Two 40hp (not clue what that is in kw) continental flat 4s. A rather marginal twin with not great performance

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