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1 January 1999, 02:21 AM
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Anyone know the climb rate of the original Ansaldo SVA produced in 1917?
thanks, Chuck Sutherland |
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1 January 1999, 06:35 AM
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From WINDSOCK DATAFILE No. 40, authored by Gregory Alegi, the climb figures given for a
pre-production series SVA, S/N 6758, using an SPA 6 inline six-cylinder of 234 hp and a French Ratier propeller of 8'4" (2.55m) diameter and 7'4" (2.25m) pitch, climb figures of 5:15 to 2500m (8,200 ft.) and 18:30 to 5500m (18,040 ft.) were measured. The figures are on pg. 36 of the Datafile, published by Albatros Publications in the UK. Yours sincerely, Dave Plahn |
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1 January 1999, 06:48 AM
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Time to 9,840 ft (3000 m): 11.35 min.
Salut! -Hermann |
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2 January 1999, 11:05 AM
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"Jane's Fighting Aircraft of WWI" (manufacturer's data mostly) has 30 mins to 20,000 ft. for the SVA 4 fitted with 220hp SPA 6A engine. The SVA 5 has 28 mins to the same with same engine.
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