Dogwalker
Senior Airman
Is the Caproni Campini CC-2, the second prototype, exposed at the Vigna di Valle museum. Not difficult to find. 
DogW
DogW
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Do you even know what a thermojet is?
Dogwalker
Senior Airman
Also known as "motorjet", in italian "motoreattore"
DogW
DogW
Good diagrams DogW, very interesting.
cheddar cheese
Major General
Nice cutways, havent seen them before 8)
Im sorry Dogwalker if you thought that was dircted at you. It was not. I know what a thermojet is. 
Dogwalker
Senior Airman
No problem, a good occasion to show the cutways of CC-2.
DogW
DogW
Agreed they are nice.
loomaluftwaffe
Tech Sergeant
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- Dec 20, 2005
what flight sim are u flying that caproni in?
i think ive seen a CFS version and a site where u can DL a C-C
oh and Mr. Adler, yes i know a thermojet is, a piston engine and a jet engine combined in some fashion, like thats what i knew before the diagram
i think ive seen a CFS version and a site where u can DL a C-C
oh and Mr. Adler, yes i know a thermojet is, a piston engine and a jet engine combined in some fashion, like thats what i knew before the diagram
Dogwalker
Senior Airman
I have to post this.
Summer vacation of a Z-506.
DogW
Summer vacation of a Z-506.
DogW
Good pic DogW, all the more interesting as it is colour.
cheddar cheese
Major General
Dogwalker
Senior Airman
Wow! 
DogW
cheddar cheese
Major General
It is an interesting pic - never really figured out whats going on. Maintenance perhaps?
I would say that would be most likely, especially when you look at the plane in the background getting worked on.
cheddar cheese
Major General
Yep - a crane of that size on the coast seems like random overkill
Oh I realise now...to hoist the planes from water to land...Ignore me
Oh I realise now...to hoist the planes from water to land...Ignore me
Dogwalker
Senior Airman
I think nothing too big, only the usual manteinance work to do on the engines, after taken the aircrafts out of the water. But it's difficult to say.
The the plane in the background is hung to the crane, so it is probably taxying in or out of the water, or is necessary to change the floats.
DogW
The the plane in the background is hung to the crane, so it is probably taxying in or out of the water, or is necessary to change the floats.
DogW
loomaluftwaffe
Tech Sergeant
- 1,840
- Dec 20, 2005
what was that twin engined floatplane called?
Dogwalker
Senior Airman
It's a Fiat RS-14, it first flew in 1938, and was developed as a replacement for Z-501 in the recognition, transport and antisom duties, 152 built.
Note the ventral pod, that could be removed and replaced for different missions.
an interesting variant could have been the Fiat AS 14, attack airplane equipped with a 45mm cannon, seven 12.7mm guns and two 7.7mm guns, but only the prototype flew.
DogW
Note the ventral pod, that could be removed and replaced for different missions.
an interesting variant could have been the Fiat AS 14, attack airplane equipped with a 45mm cannon, seven 12.7mm guns and two 7.7mm guns, but only the prototype flew.
DogW
What was the ventral pod for? Carrying extra fuel or ordinance?
