On this day in 1925, Geoffrey de Havilland flew his newborn, the DH.60 Moth, for the first time from Stag Lane field. Built from plywood and fabric, it was powered by a 60 hp Cirrus engine, itself derived from an 8 cylinder from Renault. De Havilland then developed then the Gipsy engine to power his Moth.

#aviationhistory , #onthisdayinaviation , #onthisdayinaviationhistory , #otd , Angleterre , Cirrus , De Havilland , DH.60 , England , Moth , museum , Old Warden , Royaume-Uni , Shuttleworth , The Shuttleworth Collection , UK , United Kingdom

Belichtings-tijd	1/80 s
ApertureFNumber	f/5.6
ISO	800
Model	Canon EOS 70D
Lens	EF17-40mm f/4L USM
Brandpunt-afstand	20 mm
Datum en Tijd van origineel	2018:05:19 16:13:40

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zaterdag 19 mei 2018

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donderdag 21 februari 2019

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#aviationhistory, #onthisdayinaviation, #onthisdayinaviationhistory, #otd, Angleterre, Cirrus, De Havilland, DH.60, England, Moth, museum, Old Warden, Royaume-Uni, Shuttleworth, The Shuttleworth Collection, UK, United Kingdom

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