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Alphonse Pénaud (* 31. Mai 1850 in Paris; † 22. Oktober 1880 ebenda durch Suizid) war ein französischer Luft-Techniker. Durch seine Arbeiten erlangte er umfangreiche Kenntnisse der Flugtechnik. Er erfand den noch heute im Modellsport verwendeten Gummimotor.
Alphonse Pénaud (31 May 1850 – 22 October 1880), was a 19th-century French pioneer of aviation design and engineering. He was the originator of the use of twisted rubber to power model aircraft, and his 1871 model airplane, which he called the Planophore, was the first aerodynamically stable flying model.
- 22 October 1880 (aged 30)
- Aeronautical inventor and engineer
- French
- 31 May 1850, Paris
29. Apr. 2024 · Alphonse Pénaud (born 1850, Paris, France—died October 1880, Paris) was a French aeronautical pioneer. Pénaud was the son of an admiral but suffered from a degenerative hip condition that prevented his following a family tradition of service in the French navy. As early as 1870 he began to demonstrate the discoveries that would ...
30. Nov. 2009 · One of the most influential people to influence the field of aviation during the nineteenth century was the French marine engineer, Alphonse Pénaud. Stricken to a wheel chair with a debilitating hip disease from an early age, he built many models of which the Planophore would be his most promising model built, and is representative ...
Alphonse Pénaud. modifier - modifier le code - modifier Wikidata. Charles-Alphonse Pénaud 2, né le 31 mai 1850 et mort le 22 octobre 1880, à Paris, fils du vice-amiral Charles-Eugène Pénaud, est un ingénieur français, inventeur et précurseur de l'aviation.
- Charles-Alphonse Pénaud
18. Mai 2021 · Children across the world have enjoyed playing with a simple mechanical toy that uses a twisted rubber band to give propulsion to a winged aircraft, yet not many realise that it was the French inventor Alphonse Pénaud who first used twisted rubber to power a flying model in 1870 and adopt its successful propulsion effect to make a ...
Alphonse Pénaud was a French inventor who perfected a rubber-band-powered flying machine in the 1870s. He flew his model in the Tuileries Gardens and patented a full-scale airplane in 1876. He also designed a helicopter and a casket for his designs. Learn more about his life, his work, and his legacy from this web page.
