Hippolyte Chevron
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Hippolyte Chevron was an aero inventor, located within département Isère, France, who worked in collaboration with Jacques Ravelli.[1]
Ravelli filed a non-collaborative and non-aero patent filed 1911-05-15.[2]. This is an automobile patent, covering a variety of territory, with its approach to shock-absorbers being applied to aeronautics in the third addition to Patent FR-1908-401308. Chevron and Ravelli incorporate said innovation into Patent FR-1911-401308.15491. That's to say, the non-aero and non-collaborative work of one inventor, affected the already in-progress developments of a solidly aero collaboration engaged in by the inventor.
Patents whose inventor or applicant is Hippolyte Chevron
- Patent FR-1908-401308 (English title: gyroscopic apparatus for aerial navigation, Filing date: 1908-07-18)
- Patent FR-1908-401308.11387 (English title: Apparatus with gyroscopes for aerial navigation, Supplementary to patent: Patent FR-1908-401308, Filing date: 1908-12-08)
- Patent FR-1908-401308.10953 (English title: Apparatus with gyroscopes for aerial navigation, Supplementary to patent: Patent FR-1908-401308, Filing date: 1908-09-28)
- Patent FR-1911-401308.15491 (English title: Gyroscope device for aerial navigation, Supplementary to patent: Patent FR-1908-401308 • Patent FR-1911-433440, Filing date: 1911-11-18)
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Names | Hippolyte Chevron |
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Countries | FR |
Locations | département Isère, France |
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Tech areas | LTA, Instrument, Gyroscope, Stability, Subsystem, Design, Airship |
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