__NOTOC__ The Magni Vale PM-3-4 was an Italian civil

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for use as a tourer or

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trainer designed and built by Piero Magni-Aviazione in Milan.

Design and development

The Vale was a sleek single-seat

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braced monoplane powered by a Farina T.58 radial engine. An improved variant, the Supervale PM-4-1 had a

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engine. The start of the second world war halted design and development by the company.

Variants

;Vale PM-3-4 :Powered by a Farina T.58 radial engine. ;Supervale PM-4-1 :Powered by a

engine.

Specifications (Vale)

Performance figures calculated

References

Notes

Bibliography

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