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The Beardmore Wee Bee was a single-engined monoplane built only once and specifically for the Lympne two-seat light aircraft trials held in the United
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three-seat light aircraft Beagle Basset light twin-engine utility aircraft Beardmore Wee Bee ultralight Bede BD-1 two-seat prototype design Bede BD-4 four-seat
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1920s British piston aircraft engine
228 L) direct drive version introduced in 1925. Avia BH-2 Avro Avis Beardmore Wee Bee Bristol Brownie Cranwell CLA.2 Cranwell CLA.3 Cranwell CLA.4 Dart
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Aircraft competition in England, 1920s
The Air Ministry first prize was won by Maurice Piercey flying the Beardmore "Wee Bee" (No. 4). The runner up was the Bristol Brownie (No. 1) flown by Cyril
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winged monoplane. Only one was built. William Shackleton designed the Beardmore Wee Bee that won the first prize at the Lympne light aircraft trials#1924
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high speed tests. Only two aircraft, the Bristol Brownie and the Beardmore Wee Bee, the overall winner, did complete these high speed tests. It was the
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three light airplane trials held there. Maurice Piercey wins in the Beardmore Wee Bee. September 28 – Greeted by 50,000 people and a congratulatory telegram
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therefore a number of directly comparable aircraft, including: Avro Avis Beardmore Wee Bee De Havilland Humming Bird English Electric Wren Gloster Gannet Gnosspelius
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these had larger engines. The 1924 competition was won by the Beardmore WB XXIV Wee Bee powered by a Bristol Cherub engine. The 1926 competition was won
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