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The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.

The PAT-1 by Piper Advanced Technology, Inc. (not related to the Piper Aircraft company)
but....one of the designers was "Pug" Piper, son of William T. Piper and we all know where his hobby lead to.
Sadly the PAT-1 (N15PT) was lost in a fatal crash.
 
Hi Mike!
Is this the LIBIS LB-11 Branko from former Yugoslavia (now Slovenija)?.
If correct could you please post a picture showing the registration? Thanks.
 
I`ve also seen it designated as KB-11, but I put my money on LB-11
LIBIS stands for Letalski Institut Branko Ivanus Slovenia. Understand up to 4 may have ben built.
 
Hi Kevin!
I should have known.... :icon29::icon29:
I understand Sullivan called it the Crested Harpy (?).
How are the temps in the DFW area
 
Thanks for the double Walter. Need to keep hydrated. We are going on 26 days of over 100F. Just miserable.

Yes, the Sullivan was called the Crested Harpy.

Next up, a four-blader...
 
My sympathies on the heat - can't imagine that - have only spent such time in high temps in the Transvaal, where it is very very, dry and therefore bearable.

No joy with your mystery four-blader so far - it looks American to me ? Hint needed for this boy.
 
Don't let the palm trees in the background lead you astray.:kilroy:



Oh, and it's powered by a Siemens-Halske...
 
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