Fokker F.6 (PW-5)

1921

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Fokker F.6 (PW-5)

Evolved from design work undertaken in Germany during the closing stages of World War I, the F VI single-seat parasol fighter monoplane powered by a 300hp Wright (Hispano-Suiza) H-2 water-cooled engine was of mixed construction, with a one-piece plywood-covered wooden wing and a welded steel-tube fuselage. Two examples were ordered for evaluation by the US Army Air Service and were delivered in 1921, being assigned the designation PW-5. Although the first of these crashed on 13 March 1922 as a result of a wing failure, a further 10 PW-5s were supplied to the USAAS that year. Armament comprised either two 7.62mm guns or one 12.7mm and one 7.62mm gun, and provision was made for small bombs to be carried on a rack beneath the fuselage.

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Fokker F.6 (PW-5)A three-view drawing (1280 x 882)

Specification 
 WEIGHTS
  Take-off weight1218 kg2685 lb
  Empty weight878 kg1936 lb
 DIMENSIONS
  Wingspan12.02 m39 ft 5 in
  Length7.94 m26 ft 1 in
  Height2.74 m9 ft 0 in
  Wing area22.95 m2247.03 sq ft
 PERFORMANCE
  Max. speed232 km/h144 mph

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