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The Rogalski and Wigura R.W.1 was designed and built by a pair of students at Warsaw Technical University in 1927. The single example was a two-seat parasol-wingmonoplane which entered two national competitions, served the Warsaw Academic Aeroclub and also towed an advertising banner.

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rdfs:label	Rogalski and Wigura R.W.1 (en)
rdfs:comment	The Rogalski and Wigura R.W.1 was designed and built by a pair of students at Warsaw Technical University in 1927. The single example was a two-seat parasol-wingmonoplane which entered two national competitions, served the Warsaw Academic Aeroclub and also towed an advertising banner. (en)
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dcterms:subject	1920s Polish sport aircraft Single-engined tractor aircraft Aircraft first flown in 1927 Parasol-wing aircraft
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Wikipage revision ID	1118965413 (xsd:integer)
Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Monoplane 1920s Polish sport aircraft Radial engine Trapezoidal Empennage Plywood Spar (aeronautics) Tandem Jerzy Drzewiecki Ailerons Single-engined tractor aircraft Aircraft fabric covering Drzewiecki JD-2 Balanced rudder Parasol wing Aircraft first flown in 1927 Parasol-wing aircraft Landing gear Cockpit Tailplane Stanislaw Rogalski Stanislaw Wigura Poland RWD (aircraft manufacturer) Cabane strut Longeron Warsaw Technical University Firewall (engine) LOPP Anzani 6 Frame (aeronautics)
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first flight	September 1927 (en)
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capacity	One passenger (en)
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designer	Stanislaw Rogalski and Stanislaw Wigura (en)
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type	Light aircraft (en)
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