Patent BE-1909-219377

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Patent BE-1909-219377 RdBdI

"Cette machine volante se compose de deux grandes ailes circulaires ou roues se mouvant sur un même axe vertical, mais en sense contraire."

That is, "This flying machine is composed of two large circular wings, or wheels, moving on one single vertical axis, but in opposite rotational directions".

(This may have more to do with ascension than with propulsion, and this may be some sort of precursor to the helicopter. These "wings", in fact, may be a grand form of propeller.)

Inventor location: Montguyon, France Patent agent location: Brussels


Year filed 1909
Year granted 1909
Office BE
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Inventors A. Beurrier
Inventor country FR
Applicant person A. Beurrier
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Applicant type INDIV
Applicant is inventor? Yes
Original title Ailes circulaires concentriques à mouvement contrariés
English title Concentric circular wings with contrary movements
Tech fields wings, propellers, hybrid, helicopter
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Grant date September 22, 1909
Granted? Yes
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Supplementary to patent M. Benoît
Related to aircraft? Yes
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Family year 1909
First filing? No
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