Marius Chantron
Marius Chantron was an aero inventor addressed at place Sainte-Anne, 5, Montpellier, département Hérault, France.[1] We then have him still at place Sainte-Anne, with no mention of a street number, in Montpellier.[2] We have him latter at rue Saint-Guillem, 41, Montpellier.[3]
Much of his key work focused on piston-driven propulsion and ascension powered by the combustion of compressed gas. See Patent FR-1908-394418. This is a “coléoptère”. See Coléoptère (aéronautique) on French Wikipedia.
It is elaborated in Patent FR-1908-394418.10449, with reference to the use of a battery. Patent FR-1909-394418.11953 gets into increased ease in the firing of machine guns. Reference is also made to safe landing imitating the effects of the “Westinghouse brake”.
Patent FR-1910-418866 seeks explicitly to unite the principles elaborated in Patent FR-1908-394418 and Patent FR-1908-394418.10449 and Patent FR-1909-394418.11953. Chantron attempts to maximize the power behind the blades which in turn act upon compressed air, all in the furtherance of ascension.
Patent FR-1912-452556 consists in an unrelated human-powered flapping-wing “parachute-glider”.
Patents whose inventor or applicant is Marius Chantron
- Patent FR-1908-394418 (English title: Use of compressed air in (multi-tube) pistons, Filing date: 1908-05-20)
- Patent FR-1908-394418.10449 (English title: Aviator characterized by the use of compressed air in multitubular pistons, Supplementary to patent: Patent FR-1908-394418, Filing date: 1908-12-31)
- Patent FR-1909-394418.11953 (English title: Aviator characterized by the use of compressed air in multitubular pistons, Supplementary to patent: Patent FR-1908-394418, Filing date: 1909-09-21)
- Patent FR-1910-418866 (English title: Aerial vessel with ultra-rapid flapping and cyclonal effect by the combined use of the systems of the automatic detonator and the cyclone sprayer, Supplementary to patent: Patent FR-1908-394418 • Patent FR-1908-394418.10449 • Patent FR-1909-394418.11953, Filing date: 1910-05-02)
- Patent FR-1912-452556 (English title: Human-powered parachute-glider with flapping wings, Filing date: 1912-11-26)
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| Names | Marius Chantron |
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| Countries | FR |
| Locations | Montpellier, département Hérault, France |
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| Tech areas | Coleopter, Heavier-than-air, Battery, Propulsion, Propellers, Design, Braking, Landing, Military, Safety, Gliders, Flapping, Parachutes, Gliders, Human-powered, Hybrid |
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