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The KhAI-24 autogyro was built by the Kharkov Aviation Institute in the mid-1960s. Its fuselage resembled that of a conventional light aircraft with a tandem two-seat cabin, twin tail fins and an M-332 engine in the nose. It was fitted with a fixed tricycle undercarriage and a three-blade main rotor. There is no indication that more than the single prototype was ever built. R.Simpson "Airlife's Helicopter and Rotorcraft", 1998
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The Kharkov Aviation Institute KhAI-24 was a Soviet two-seater tandem light autogyro of the late-1960's. The KhAI-24 was powered by a 115hp four-cylinder in-line inverted air-cooled engine providing a top speed of 150km/h and a range of 250km. www.probertencyclopaedia.com
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В журнале "Техника-Молодёжи" сказано, что автожир сделан в 1966 и показан на выставке достижений студентов на ВДНХ в мае-июне 1966г. В "Истории конструкций самолётов в СССР 1951-65" сказано, что двигатель - чешский 140-сильный M-332A. Ротор 3-лопастный. |
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