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Powered by a 20-hp Righter engine to a top speed of 140 mph, the Radioplane OQ-14 served as an aerial target in the years after World War II. Launched from a catapult, it landed by parachute. By 1954, improved models superseded the OQ-14, making it obsolete. This aircraft can be found hanging in Building 2's Korean War Gallery.
Radioplane OQ-14/TDD - Designation-Systems.Net
OQ-14/TDD-3/TDD-4. Radioplane's model RP-8A was a significantly improved OQ-3/TDD-2 and was first flown in July 1944. It was of heavier construction and had a more powerful O-45-1 engine, rated at 16 kW (22 hp). Compared to the OQ-3, the RP-8A also had a longer fuselage, a shorter wingspan, and wings set flush with the fuselage.
Right Wing, Drone, Target, Radioplane OQ-14
Right wing with wooden ribbed frame and steel crossbars, covered in a fabric that is painted white on the underside and red on top; cadmium plated elements are present
Radioplane OQ-2 - Wikipedia
The Radioplane OQ-2 was the first mass-produced UAV or drone in the United States, manufactured by the Radioplane Company. A follow-on version, the OQ-3, became the most widely used target drone in US service, with over 9,400 being built during World War II. The OQ-2 was originally a radio controlled aircraft model designed by Walter Righter.
WWII Era Aircraft | Air Zoo Aerospace & Science Museum
Variants followed the OQ-2, including the OQ-3/TDD-2 and OQ-14/TDD-3. An uncomplicated design, the OQ-2 drew its power from a two stroke, two-cylinder, six-horsepower engine, which turned contra rotating propellers. It came equipped with a Bendix radio control system.
OQ-2靶機 - 维基百科,自由的百科全书
OQ-2是一款結構簡單的無人機,採用一具雙缸二衝程活塞發動機,驅動兩個反向旋轉的螺旋槳,無線電控制系統由 班迪克斯公司 (英语:Bendix Corporation) 製造。 OQ-2只能通過彈射發射,假若沒有被擊落,則通過降落傘回收(只有OQ-2有起落架,藉由降落傘緩衝著陸,而後所有的型號都放棄起落架)。 1945年6月26日,陸軍攝影師 大衛·康諾弗 (英语:David Conover) 在工廠中遇見了一位名叫 諾瑪·珍·莫滕森 的年輕女工人,鑑於其出色的外貌,康諾佛在工廠中替莫藤森 …
United States Army Air Force Radioplane OQ-14 Target Drone
United States Radioplane OQ-14 Target Drone Kiekhaefer O-45-1 Engine Manufacturer: Kiekhaefer Corporation, Cedarburg, Wisconsin The Radioplane RP-8, above left, was introduced in April 1944. This was powered by a new 22 horsepower O-45-1 engine, allowing the aircraft to reach 141 miles per hour.
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OQ-14 - Encyclopedia Astronautica
Radioplane post-war USAF target drone; improved OQ-3; as Navy TDD-3; Model RP-8. AKA: A-2;OQ-13;OQ-2;OQ-3;OQ-7;TDD.
1945 WWII Radioplane Target Drone Engine & Propeller - Rare …
An original Radioplane Target Drone engine from 1945 U.S. Army Air Forces OQ-14. The Righter/Kiekhaefer O-45-1 piston engine is 16 kW (22 hp). This engine propelled the radio control target drones OQ-14 for the Army Air Force in 1945, and the TDD-3 used by the Navy.
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