Albatros C.V

The Albatros CV was a German military aircraft.

The Albatros Works created in 1916 the armed two-seater CV (factory designation L -14) for reconnaissance, artillery observation and bombing missions. It was the successor of C III, which had been developed from the CI. While the CI and C III hardly discriminated received CV because of the longer and heavier the engine a new cell. For this aircraft the eight-cylinder engine Mercedes D IV was developed with 220 hp. Metal panels clad the engine almost complete, an additional lining of the propeller hub revealed a very clean lines.

When production of the CV had to be stopped after 424 machines because of difficulties with the engine and the successor pattern C VI ( 180 hp engine) did not go to series, you created 1917 the C VII (factory designation L -18) for the same tasks. It is resorted to as many components as the CV.

Specifications

Al 101 | 102 Al | Al 103 | B | BI | B. II | B.IIa | B. III | CI | C.II | C. III | C.IV | CV | C.VII | C.VIII | C. IX | CX | C.XII | C.XIV | C.XV | DI | D.II | D.III | D.IV | DV | D.VI | D.VII | D.VIII | D.IX | DX | D.XI | D.XII

Dr.I | Dr.II | GI | G.II | G.III | HI | II | JI | J.II | L 30 | L 56 | L 57 | L 58 | L 59 | W 60 ​​| L 65 | L 66

L 67 | L 68 | L 69 | W 70 | L 71 | L 72 | L 73 | L 74 | L 75 | L 76 | L 77 | L 78 | L 79 | L 81 | L 82 | L 83 | L 84 | L 100 | L 101 | L 102 | W.1 | W.2 | W.3 | W.4 | W.5 | W.6 | W.7 | W.8 | W.9 | W.10

  • C- type aircraft of the German Air Force in World War I
Mercedes D III V8 engine Albatros B.I Albatros B.II Albatros B.III Albatros C.III Albatros C.VII Albatros C.IX Albatros C.XII Albatros D.I Albatros D.II Albatros D.V Albatros L 58 Albatros L 72 Albatros L 73 Albatros L 74 Albatros L 75 Albatros W.4 Albatros W.8
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