The Sablatnig Flugzeugbau Gmbh. has designed a machine of quite small dimensions and low power, which, when towed  by a small motor car, can be conveyed through the streets, without interfering with traffic. It is designed to be folded down as  well as prepared for flight within a few minutes.
The speed reached by this small machine of 8.4 m. span is 110 km. per hr. The planes are braced by means of Cables to  the fuselage and a small cabane in front of the pilot. The very substantial fuselage is made up of wooden frames covered  with tliree-ply wood. A 3-cylinder 20 hp. engine drives a tractor propeller. The stabilizer and elevator are braced to the fin  by a single wooden stay. Fuel can be carried for two and five-tenths hours.
To fold the airplane for transport on the ground the stay of the stabilizer is loosened and the stabilizer and elevator hinged  upwards. Turning round the handle visible at the top of the cabane will release the cables of the supporting planes, thus  allowing the latter to be readily withdrawn. Special rests are provided on the chassis and at the end of the fuselage to  support the supporting planes during transport, so that the gage of the chassis is not exceeded. Thus folded down, the  airplane is carried as a trailer by a small motor car, the tailskid being inserted into a clip at the rear of the latter. In order to get the airplane ready for flight, the same operations are repeated in an inverse order.   No special tightening is  required before starting, the tightening wires being stretched uniformly by the lock.
When folded down, the airplane can be stored in an ordinary automobile garage, no special airplane shed being required,
which greatly reduces the operating expenses.

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