BELL X-22A

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Title: Bell X-22A

The X-22A was developed initially to a US Navy contract. The first of two X-22A’s flew in 1966 but crashed beyond economical repair. The second flew in 1967 and was evaluated under a Tri-Services research program. The X-22 employed transitioning ducted propellers driven by four YT-58 turboshaft engines, cross-linked by shafts to ensure all ducts were under power in the event of an engine failure.

To maximise value, this title contains the flight manual for the X-22A plus the flight manual for another experimental VTOL aircraft, the XC-142A. The files have been scanned from the original flight manuals and retain any colour pages.

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This title contains:

  • USAF Interim Flight Manual for the XC-142A, T.O. 1C-142(X)A-1, dated 16-6-64 with approx. 314 pages.
  • Bell Aerosystems Utility Flight Manual for the X-22A, publication 2127-950012 dated 15-3-69 with approx. 316 pages.