De Havilland Moth Minor Aircraft
Moth Minor Coupe, Woburn 1993. Copyright: Chris Young | |
Production Details | |
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Design Company: |
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First Flight: |
22 June 1937 |
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D.H.94 Moth Minor: |
74 - de Havilland Aircraft, Hatfield 44 - de Havilland Aircraft, Australia |
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Type Specification | |
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Applies to: |
De Havilland D.H. 94 Moth Minor |
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Type: |
Two seat primary trainer to replace Moth designed as private venture |
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Wing: |
Low wing cantilever monoplane. All wooden construction, wing tapers and has dihedral |
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Fuselage: |
Spruce and plywood box fuselage |
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Tail Unit: |
Swept fin and tailplane leading edges with balanced rudder and divided elevator |
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Landing Gear: |
Cantilever main undercarriage legs attached to wing front spar. Tail wheel |
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Power Plant: |
One 80 hp de Havilland Gipsy Minor in nose driving a fixed two blade propeller |
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Accommodation: |
Tandem open cockpits above wing |
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Dimensions | |
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Span: |
36 ft 7 in |
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Length: |
24 ft 5 in |
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Height: |
6 ft 4 in |
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Wing Area: |
162 sq ft |
Weights | |
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Tare: |
960 lb |
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All-up: |
1,550 lb |
Performance | |
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Max Speed: |
118 mph |
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Initial Climb: |
590 ft/min |
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Ceiling: |
18,400 ft |
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Range: |
300 miles |
Preserved in British Museums | |
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Moth Minor: |
G-AFOJ - De Havilland Aircraft Heritage Centre, London Colney - Restoration |
Web Sites | |
None known | |