Patent NZ-1912-31453
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Design for an aircraft combining features of an airship and airplane—having a balloon filled with hydrogen whose lifting power is complemented by the use of propellers. The hydrogen gas in the balloon is divided into compartments.
Inventor location: Nelson, New Zealand
Note, this volume of the NZPOJ also refers to a Patent NZ-1912-30085 by J. Taylor, an "airship and flying-machine" under the header "Applications for Patents abandoned (i.e. Complete Specification not left within Prescribed Time)" for "21st to 29th June, 1912 (inclusive)". It is hard to know at first glance the relationship of the present patent to the abandoned one.
Sources
- New Zealand Patent Office Journal Vol. 1 (1912), p. 43 (25 July 1912)
| Year filed | 1912 |
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| Year granted | 1912 |
| Office | NZ |
| Patent number | 31453 |
| Inventors | Joseph Taylor |
| Inventor country | NZ |
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| Original title | Aeronautical Machine |
| English title | Aeronautical Machine |
| Tech fields | LTA, propeller, hydrogen, hybrid, compartments, gas, safety, gyroscope, stability, piloting, marine, car, design |
| Filing date | 1912-06-07 |
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| Number of figures | 9 |
| Number of claims | 19 |
