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| mike hallam, e-mail, 17.11.2012 23:14 Dave Wise in England has made a major study of all the Jodel aeroplanes which are loved in the UK as a most efficient light a /c. Good for touring and grass strip use.
He has a web page, currently being reformed carrying a wealth of information. The LAA UK administer Permits to Fly.
I flew a CEA Dijon built Jodel 1051 with 105 CV Potez 4E 20A for twenty years. Home & several factories built them.
Others e.g. 119, 118, 90, 100, 105, 150, 1050, DR400, etc. etc. reply | | mali, 18.06.2011 07:01 If I recall correctly, the original Jodel used surplus VW engines from German WW-II military stock at the ende of the war. reply | | Wm. H Kreps, e-mail, 28.02.2011 20:53 I built a JODEL D-9 V W Powered,single seater. It was a joy to fly. I lived in Long Beach California at that time. My Jodel was hangered at CHINO, Cal. air port. reply | | ERIC CLUTTON, e-mail, 03.01.2011 04:33 The VW powered Jodel was single place. Very Light. I flew one with a 1200 VW and it went very well. Many versions of the two place. I had a 117A with a Continental C.90. Bought in Tangier . Spoilers under the wing really killed the lift for X-wind landings.. reply | |
| | DENIS WILLEMIN, e-mail, 28.10.2010 20:29 DISCULP , BUT THE PROPULSER WHERE AN ROLLS ROYCE AND NOT
A VW . reply | | DENIS WILLEMIN, e-mail, 28.10.2010 20:25 COMENT NOT AVAILABLE .
EXIST OTHERS MODELS : 110 / 112 / 117 / 120 / PETIT PRINCE
AND OTHER Y FORGOT .I am a french pilot ( 62 YEARS OLD )who know of THE PRIVATE FLIGTH IN EUROPE .
THANKS reply | | Doug Rodrigues, e-mail, 13.03.2010 09:28 If I recall correctly, the original Jodel used surplus VW engines from German WW-II military stock at the ende of the war. reply |
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