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Netherlands' Fokker C.X reconnaissance bomber1

Fokker C.X:
Netherland's Fokker C.X reconnaissance bomber

Design

The Fokker C.X was designed to replace the Fokker C.V.1

Prototype

The Fokker C.X first flew in 1934.1

Production

Deliveries of the C.X began in 1937.1

Variants

Usage

Finland and the Netherlands used the Fokker C.X.1

Finland

The last C.X in Finland was used until 1958.1

  Fokker C.X1 Fokker C.X (Kestrel engine)1 Fokker C.X (Pegasus engine)1
Type Reconnaissance bomber1    
Crew 21    
Engine (Type)   Rolls-Royce Kestrel V1 Bristol Pegasus XXI1
Cylinders   V 121 Radial 91
Cooling      
Net HP   6501 8351
Propeller blades   21 21
Dimensions      
Span   33' 4"1
11.99 m1
 
Length   30' 2"1
9.19 m1
29' 9"1
9.07 m1
Height   10' 10"1
3.3 m1
 
Wing area      
Weight      
Empty   3,196 lb1
1,450 kg1
 
Loaded   4,960 lb1
2,250 kg1
5,512 lb1
2,500 kg1
Performance      
Speed   199 mph1
320 kph1
211 mph1
340 kph1
Cruising speed   168 mph1
270 kph1
 
Endurance      
Climb      
Service ceiling   27,230'1
8,300 m1
27,560'1
8,400 m1
Range   516 miles1
830 km1
522 miles1
840 km1
Armament      
Upper cowling 2: 7.9 mm MG1    
Rear cockpit 1: 7.9 mm MG1    
Bombs - under wings 882 lb1
400 kg1
   

Sources:

  1. Aircraft of WWII, Stewart Wilson, 1998
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