Vultee XP-68 Tornado
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| Dane podstawowe | ||
| Państwo |  Stany Zjednoczone | |
| Producent | Vultee Aircraft | |
| Typ | projekt samolotu myśliwskiego | |
| Konstrukcja | matalowy, dwukadłubowy dolnopłat, podwozie z kółkiem przednim, chowane w locie | |
| Załoga | 1 | |
| Dane techniczne | ||
| Napęd | 1× 42-cylindrowy silnik gwiazdowy, chłodzony cieczą Wright XR-2160 Tornado z turbosprężarką | |
| Moc | 1752 kW (2383 KM) przy 4200 obr./min. nominalna 1864 kW (2535 KM) przy 4600 obr./min. maksymalna | |
| Wymiary | ||
| Rozpiętość | 16,41 m | |
| Długość | 16,68 m | |
| Wysokość | 4,43 m | |
| Powierzchnia nośna | 42,32 m² | |
| Rzuty | ||
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Vultee XP-68 Tornado – wersja rozwojowa myśliwca Vultee XP-54 Swoose Goose, XP-68 miał być napędzany 42-cylindrowym silnikiem Wright XR-2160 Tornado z dwoma śmigłami przeciwbieżnymi[1]. Samolot otrzymał oznaczenie XP-68 w lipcu 1941, ale po porzuceniu prac nad silnikami Wright Tornado 22 listopada 1941 roku anulowano także projekt samolotu[2].
Przypisy
- ↑ Factsheets: Vultee XP-68 (ang.). nationalmuseum.af.mil, 2009-11-02. [dostęp 2011-11-26].
- ↑ Joseph F. Baugher: Vultee XP-68 Tornado (ang.). joebaugher.com, 1999-09-18. [dostęp 2011-11-26].
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