Two prototypes, first flown in 1924. No production.
Blackburn T.4 Cubaroo on YOUTUBE
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ENGINE 1 x 1000hp Napier Cub
WEIGHTS
Take-off weight 8635 kg 19037 lb
Empty weight 4373 kg 9641 lb
DIMENSIONS
Wingspan 26.82 m 88 ft 0 in
Length 16.46 m 54 ft 0 in
Height 5.89 m 19 ft 4 in
PERFORMANCE
Max. speed 185 km/h 115 mph
Ceiling 3597 m 11800 ft
Range 2898 km 1801 miles
ARMAMENT 3 x 7.7mm machine-guns, 4 x 250kg bombs or a torpedo
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grahamclayton , e-mail , 07.05.2023 01:46 I presume the Cubaroo was meant to be land-based - imagine trying to take off and land that beast on an aircraft carrier!
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bombardier , e-mail , 03.12.2011 21:23 The Blackburn Cubaroo and the Blacburn Blackburn are the ugliest aircraft in the world followed by the Fairey Gannet and many Soviet jets of the late 1940s.
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