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it was slightly damaged but was restored to flying condition. In 1948 it was ordered by political leaders to be burned and its metal parts to be melted. All design documents of known location were destroyed. The fate of the aircraft obviously could neither be included in the book about Hungarian
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The ISTUS international soaring demonstration was held at the same time and in the same place as the 1936 Olympics to make the case for gliding's inclusion as an Olympic discipline at later Games. The proposition was accepted and there would have been gliding events at the 1940 Olympics had not
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where the sailing events of the Games were based. He had nominated his objective the day before and covered the 326.5 km (202.9 mi) in 3 hrs 53 min. It was the longest glider flight in Europe in 1936 and won Rotter an ISTUS Gold medal.
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was a wood framed multi-transparency unit, similar to that on the Karakán, but with more panels, which preserved the contours of the upper forward fuselage back almost to the wing
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The Nemere's progression from the Karakán was most evident in the wing and its mounting. The modified pedestal mounting to the fuselage had gone and instead the Nemere had a
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airfield on 4 August. Sailplanes from Austria, Bulgaria, Germany, Italy, Switzerland and Yugoslavia flew alongside the Nemere. A week later, starting from
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but, with the external struts absent, plywood covered more of the inner wing back to a diagonal internal drag strut. The wings were
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Göttingen 646 at root, Göttingen 535 immediately inboard of the ailerons and thinner and less cambered at the tip
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The replica of the plane is being rebuilt based on the original plans in Börgönd airport by enthusiasts.
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A few long-distance cross-country flights were made, including one of 230 km (143 mi) from
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The Nemere flew for the first time on 25 July 1936 only a few days before the demonstrations held at
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mounted on a 1,150 mm (45.3 in) span centre section built as part of the
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0.63 m/s (124 ft/min) minimum at 55 km/h (34 mph; 30 kn)
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sailplanes because of censorship, nor to be spoken out publicly until 1990.
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some 24 km (15 mi) south of Berlin, Rotter made a flight to
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intervened. Rotter, using his experience of designing the successful
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occupied the outer 60% of the wings, which ended in elliptical tips.
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of 19% at the root, varying through Gö 535 to a thinner, less
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in west Romania, though no more records were set. Later in
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with no externally distinct centre section and with 2° of
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The Nemere continued in use until at least 1943, mostly
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Index


Berlin
Kiel
sailplane
Hungary
Rotter Karakán
Hungarian
sailplane
ISTUS
Berlin
Olympic Games
World War II
Karakán
shoulder wing
fuselage
cantilever
lift struts
root
tip
dihedral
airfoils
chord
cambered
plywood
spar
fabric covered
ailerons
semi-monocoque
canopy
leading edge

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