| 21. | The "'Nieuport-Delage NiD . 62 "'was a French sesquiplane fighter from the early 1930s.
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| 22. | The sesquiplane was powered by a Renault 12Kg engine, driving a two blade shock absorbing legs attached to the lower fuselage.
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| 23. | The types are sometimes collectively referred to simply as the " Azc�rate sesquiplane " ( " sesquiplano " in Spanish ).
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| 24. | The F . 170 could carry up to 8 passengers and was an ungainly sesquiplane with a rectangular upper wing of constant profile.
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| 25. | ;S . 91 / 7 : A new prototype with inverted sesquiplane wing configuration in which only the lower wing had ailerons.
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| 26. | They are often used for the sesquiplane wing, in which the lower wing has a considerably smaller chord than the upper wing.
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| 27. | Another notable sesquiplane design was the German WWI Junkers J . I, the first all-metal plane to be mass-produced.
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| 28. | It was a sesquiplane with folding wings to facilitate storage and it had incorporated Warren truss bracing that eliminated the need for bracing wires.
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| 29. | An attempt to design a more capable large bush plane resulted in the Fairchild 45-80 Sekani, a twin-engined sesquiplane.
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| 30. | The "'Sikorsky S-40 "'was an American sesquiplane Sikorsky in the early 1930s for Pan American World Airways.
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