Flight Manual Pilots Notes for the De Havilland DH84 Dragon

De HAVILLAND DH84 DRAGON

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Title: De Havilland DH84 Dragon

The De Havilland DH84 was a twin-engined larger version of the earlier DH83 Fox Moth and used similar outer wing sections. It first flew in 1932, and 115 had been produced when it was replaced on the De Havilland production line by the more powerful and elegant DH89 Dragon Rapide.

Production re-started in Australia during WW2 as a trainer for the RAAF, it being selected as it used the same engine as the DH82 Tiger Moth, which was also in production in Australia, and a further 87 were built.

To maximise value, this title contains the manufacturers Instruction Manual for the DH84 Dragon plus the Instruction Manual for two other De Havilland 1930’s types, the DH86 Express and the DH90 Dragonfly. The files have been scanned from the original flight manuals and retain any colour pages.

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This title contains:

  • Manufacturer’s Manual of Instructions for Operation, Maintenance and Rigging of the De Havilland Dragon (Type DH84), publication D.H.D.IM.1, undated but from the late 1930’s, with approx 20 pages including 14 fold-out drawings at the back.
  • Manufacturer’s Manual of Instructions for Operation, Maintenance, Rigging and Repair of the De Havilland Express (Type DH86A), publication DH86.I.M.1, undated but from the late 1930’s, with approx 44 pages including 19 fold-out drawings at the back.
  • Manufacturer’s Manual of Instructions for Operation, Maintenance, Rigging and Repair of the De Havilland Dragonfly (Type DH90), publication DH90.I.M.1, undated but from the late 1930’s, with approx 45 pages including 16 fold-out drawings at the back.

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