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Howard DGA-4 Mike and DGA-5 Ike The Golden Age of Air Racing, by Truman "Pappy" Weaver and Wes Schmidt. ' while "Ike" (DGA-4), carried NR-56Y and race number 39. "Mike" at the National Air Races . 2 Both racers were low-wing, wire braced monoplanes, and like "Pete" were very small and had a minimum of frontal area. There was a slight.
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Howard DGA-4 Mike and DGA-5 Ike The Golden Age of Air Racing, by Truman "Pappy" Weaver and Wes Schmidt. Benny Howard and "Mike" AFTER COUNTING THE trophies and money won by "Pete" in the 1930 and 1931 races, Benny Howard decided that there was money in the race game. He was also aware that "Pete" was on the way to being outclassed and if he was.
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A bonus in the AirVenture Howard lineup is a rare DGA-8, smaller than the plush DGA-15 and descended from the famed Howard DGA-6 Mister Mulligan racer. Jack and Joan Venaleck brought the sporty plane from Ohio. Roger and Terese Brown brought their historic Howard DGA-15 to AirVenture 2021. General Curtis LeMay once owned this airplane.
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The Howard DGA-4 Mike and DGA-5 Ike were very similar. The DGA-5 originally had small tandem wheels within its wheel pants but this was changed. The pilot is blocking the Fordon-Brown National Air Show titles. Photo from: Grand Rapids Public Library. Registration / Serial: N56Y: Alternate Registration: NR56Y:
Howard DGA4 and DGA5 Aerodrome
Howard DGA-4 Ike [NR56Y] (Morris A Koshchuk coll) DGA-4 Mike, Ike 1932 = 1pOlwM; 160hp Menasco; span: 20'1" length: 17'0". POP: 2 racers for 1930-35 Nationals [NR55Y] Mike and [NR56Y] Ike. The latter, assumed as DGA-5, was identical except for landing gear, engine mount, and carburetor. It was reconstructed 1962 in Ohio with 200hp Ranger and.
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Build Off-Howard DGA-4 "Mike" After hearing about this contest, I just couldn't resist! I've wanted to do something like this ever since I started modeling about 7 years ago. I plan on doing a 27" (1/9 scale) DGA-4. I've always had a bit of soft spot for the golden age, so it seemed like a perfect choice for the build-off. I'm using the Pall.
Howard DGA4 "MIKE" — RC Plans
H Howard DGA-5 Ike replica at Fantasy of Flight (9 F) Media in category "Howard DGA-4" The following 6 files are in this category, out of 6 total. Alain RONK howard Ike DGA-5.jpg 264 × 198; 31 KB Howard DGA-4 Mike racer NR55Y.jpg 1,150 × 930; 166 KB
Howard DGA4 and DGA5 Aerodrome
The Howard DGA-15 was a single-engine civil aircraft produced in the United States by the Howard Aircraft Corporation from 1939 to 1944. After the United States' entry into World War II, it was built in large numbers for the United States Navy and also served various roles in the United States Army Air Forces . Design and development
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Howard DGA-4 "Mike" - Mike and Ike were virtually identical, except that Mike had a super charged Menasco B-6S and a slightly different landing gear structure. Mike featured more cooling louvers and a cowling designed for a spinner. In 1933, many of the louvers were closed in, and smaller wheels were used..
Howard DGA4
This is a replica of Benny Howard's DGA-4 "Mike", on display in the Port Townsend Aero Museum. The original "Mike" (NR55Y) raced in the National Air Races from 1932 through 1936. - Photo taken at Port Townsend - Jefferson County International (0S9) in Washington, USA on January 30, 2011.
Howard DGA4
The Howard DGA-4 a.k.a. Mike, and DGA-5 a.k.a. Ike and "Miss Chevrolet" was the next in a series of racers from Ben Howard. He built two examples, "Mike" and "Ike", each with a different landing gear design. [1] Design and development Howard DGA-5 "Ike"/"Miss Chevrolet" NR56Y
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The Experimental airplane that would combine aspects of the DGA-15 and the famous DGA-6 racer became known as the Dickenson-Howard DGA-21 (15 plus 6), and it slowly began taking shape in Dickenson's crowded, corrugated-metal hangar at Santa Paula Airport in Southern California. There were no blueprints to follow, and no instruction book.
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General characteristics Crew: one, pilot Capacity: 3 passengers Length: 25 ft 5 in (7.75 m) Wingspan: 38 ft 0 in (11.59 m) Height: 8 ft 5 in (2.57 m) Wing area: 185 sq ft (17.2 m 2) [2] Airfoil: NACA 2R 2 12 (reflexed)
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DGA-15 More than 50 of the Howard variants are still flying in the United States, mostly DGA-15s, with about 100 total remaining in the United States.
Howard DGA4 and DGA5 Aerodrome
Howard sold 18 DGA-8s, powered by the Wright R-760; seven DGA-9s with the Jacobs L-5; four DGA-11s with the Pratt & Whitney Wasp Junior; and two DGA-12s with the Jacobs L-6. Between 1936 and 1939.