Bristol Buckmaster Aircraft
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Production Details | |
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Design Company: |
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First Flight: |
27 October 1944 |
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Buckmaster T.1: |
112 - Bristol Aeroplane Co Ltd |
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Type Specification | |
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Applies to: |
Bristol 166 Buckmaster T.1 |
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Type: |
Twin engined trainer |
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Wing: |
Mid wing cantilever monoplane. Two spar all metal stressed skin structure. Fabric covered ailerons |
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Fuselage: |
Light alloy semi monocoque structure |
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Tail Unit: |
Cantilever monoplane type with twin fins and rudders. All metal framework with metal covered fins, tailplane and elevator and fabric covered rudders |
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Landing Gear: |
Retractable type. Each main unit raised backwards into engine nacelle. Tailwheel retracts forward into fuselage |
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Power Plant: |
Two 2,400 hp Bristol Centaurus VII eighteen cylinder sleeve valve radial air cooled engines driving four blade airscrews |
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Accommodation: |
Two pilots seated side by side with radio operator behind |
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Dimensions | |
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Span: |
71 ft 10 in |
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Length: |
46 ft 10 in |
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Height: |
17 ft 7 in |
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Wing Area: |
708 sq ft |
Weights | |
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Empty: |
23,000 lb |
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All-up: |
33,700 lb |
Performance | |
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Max Speed: |
352 mph |
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Service Ceiling: |
30,000 ft |
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Range: |
2,000 miles |
Preserved in British Museums | |
None known | |
Web Sites | |
http://www.jaapteeuwen.com/ww2aircraft/html%20pages/BRISTOL%20166%20BUCKMASTER%20T%20Mk%20I.htm http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bristol_Buckmaster | |