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Offline Greybeard

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Gnome et Rhone
« on: 12.08. 2017 10:21 »
What a beauty!

I see what could be hydraulic or pnuematic front suspension; might just be a spring in there I suppose. I also see what appears to be a supercharger! I couldn't find any other images of this model on the interweb. Can you add any information?
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Re: Gnome et Rhone
« Reply #1 on: 12.08. 2017 11:24 »
wow, that's quite some machinery !
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Re: Gnome et Rhone
« Reply #2 on: 12.08. 2017 18:31 »
Front suspension is enclosed spring with adjustable friction dampers. G & R were famous for rotary aero engines. Have never seen this supercharged beauty before.
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