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SNCASO SO.7060 Deauville
The SNCASO S.O.7050, S.O.7055, S.O.7056 and S.O.7060 Deauville were single-engine light French civil utility aircraft of the 1940s. Only two airframes were built but were modified with different undercarriages, engines and seating.
==Development==
In 1947 SNCASO built two similar light aircraft both carrying the name Deauville. The first, the S.O.7050 which flew on 11 June had a tricycle undercarriage.〔Gaillard (1990) p.66〕 The second, the S.O.7055 flew on 1 July with a tailwheel undercarriage.〔 The first and possibly the second machine was powered by a Mathis 4GO flat-four engine,〔 though the S.O.7055 had a Minié 4Dc-32 flat-four at some point.〔 It was later modified into the SO.7056.〔 In 1948 both airframes were re-engined with Walter Minor 4-III engines〔 and a third seat was added behind the two front side-by-side seats to produce the S.O.7060 Deauville. The undercarriage of the S.O.7050 was modified to be like that of the SO.7056, so both S.O.7060s had tailwheel gear.〔
The Deauvilles were of all-metal construction with low/mid set wings of constant chord, straight tapered tail surfaces〔 and a fixed tailwheel undercarriage. The canopy was entirely transparent and slid back to permit the access of pilot and passengers. Dual controls were provided.〔Green, 1956, p. 176〕
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