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Möller Stomo 3
The Möller Stomo 3 was a small, low-powered but very aerodynamically-clean light aircraft, first flown in Germany in 1939. It set two speed over distance records for aircraft with engines of less than capacity soon after its first flight. Design By early 1939 H.G. Möller Flugzeugbau had tested a small, single seat, cantilever, gull wing#Inverted gull wing, inverted gull wing sports aircraft of striking aerodynamic cleanliness. Though its Kroeber M4 flat twin engine produced only , the Stomo-3 had a maximum speed of . At the same time the company was completing a smaller span single-seater in the same clean style but with a Zündapp 9-092 four cylinder air-cooled, inverted straight engine, inline engine labelled V11 ''Stürmer''. The Stomo 3 was an all wood aircraft, designed to be simple to build without specialist tools and to have low capital and running costs, together with good performance and aerobatic capability. Its low wing was in three parts: a centre section wit ...
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