De Havilland D.H.71 Tiger Moth

Ali Duncan, e-mail, 15.09.2010 10:15 Aircraft like this are a pure delight for anyone who enjoys confounding the opinions of bar room experts, of which I am one(Haha. Imagine my ecstacy on discovering the test version of the Swordfish was known as tsr2. Oh joy, lol. reply

Ian, e-mail, 29.04.2010 19:40 My mistake....I meant SPAM not SPAN. D'oh!!! reply

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Robert Alexander, e-mail, 07.05.2008 07:04 I was at the Queensland Air Museum, Caloundra last week and there on display is a replica airframe of a D.H.71 Tiger Moth which was donated by a Mr.Rob Slight. I have the photo... Regarding the A /C that was shipped to Australia for a Mr F.K.Bardsly or Bardesley.. its c.n. was 323 whilst G-EBRV was 324. Photograph of G-EBQU at the RAAF base at Pt.Cook, Victoria with Maj.Hereward de Havilland at the controls before going to Mascot,NSW. Full article of the above can be found in the book by R.T.Jackson "De Havilland Aircraft since 1909" reply

Graeme Parsons, e-mail, 22.03.2008 03:14 The first DH71, G-EBQU was taken to Australia by Geoffrey de Havilland & registered as VH-UNH to a local man. According to the press of the day, at about 5.00 pm on 17 /9 /30 a young experienced pilot Dave Smith took the plane up in practice for an aerial derby to be held the following weekend. He failed to strap himself in and experiencing some difficulty with the controls, was thrown out of the plan about 2 miles from Sydney airport,and was killed. The plane was a total wreck. A report said the aircraft was sensitive to elevator control at high speed & the pilot had used the controls coarsly. There was no engine failure. Hubert Broad had apparently told both Charles Kingsford-Smith & Charles Ulm, previously in the UK that it was "a nasty machine to fly". (Press photo of aircraft in Aus. available) reply

Niklas Oberfeld, e-mail, 14.09.2007 03:57 It is my understanding that the DH71 was develpoed primarily as a test-bed for the new De Havilland Gipsy engine. The original Cirrus engine would have been used to get the aircraft airborne and have the test pilots gain expertise in the flight characteristics of the new craft while the prototype Gipsy engine was being built. The Gipsy itself was a special racing version delivering 130 hp while the series Gipsy I engine would be downrated to 100 hp. James gilbert: the Great Planes @1970 Ridge Press) reply

Mike Dennis, e-mail, 29.04.2007 16:05 Where can I obtain 3 views or scale drawings of the DH71 please? reply