Jane's Encyclopedia of Aviation
Brochet M.B.70 (France)
Two-seat light cabin monoplane of the early 1950s, designed to be amateur-built and powered by a 33.5 kW (45 hp) Salmson 9ADB radial engine. Ten were built for the Service de la Formation Aeronautique et des Sports Aeriens ДальшеMore>>>
(SFASA) for distribution among French flying clubs.
Brochet M.B.71 (France)
Similar to the M.B.70 except that power was provided by a 56 kW (75 hp) Minie 4.DC.32 engine.
Brochet M.B.80 (France)
Development of the M.B.71 with a 10.2 cm (4 in) wider fuselage, balanced control surfaces and a steel spring-type landing gear. Ten built for SFASA.
Brochet M.B. 100 (France)
Three-seat development of the M.B.70, not intended for amateur construction. Powered by a 67.8 kW (91 hp) Hirth 504 inverted engine. Five built for SFASA.