Focke-Wulf Fw 62
The Focke -Wulf Fw 62 was a German military seaplane by Focke -Wulf.
Designed the plane was following a tender of the Reich Air Ministry for a catapult capable maritime multi-purpose aircraft. The aircraft was designed as a two-seat biplane of mixed fiber. The wings could be folded into their connectors on the wing roots to the rear. As a float, a two - float unit ( V1 and V2 ), and a central float with two lateral support floats ( V3 and V4) was used. There were only made these four test samples, mass production in 1940 deleted.
Specifications
Fw 62 V1
- Wingspan: 12,35 m
- Length: 11,15 m
- Height: 4.3 m
- Wing area: 36.1 m²
- Empty weight: 1877 kg
- Max. Takeoff weight: 2750 kg
- Maximum speed: 279 km / h
- Service ceiling: 6,200 m
- Range: 750 km
- Armament: 1 × MG 15, MG 1 × 17