| The Do 215 was a version of the Do 17Z with DB 601
engines. The first aircraft built were intended for
export to Sweden, but never delivered. The Do 215 was
used by the Luftwaffe in night bomber, reconnaissance
and nightfighter versions. Two were delivered to the
USSR in 1940, and in 1942 four were handed over to
Hungary.
| A three-view drawing (1663 x 1177) |
Franco, 26.01.2015 03:38 According to Baubeschreibung 20th january 1939 2 DB601A 1175 PS take-off power 2500 rpm, 1130 PS at 4.5 km 2400 rpm 5300 kg empty weight 8600 kg bomber configuration with 1000 kg of bombs Max speed clean 505 km /h at 4.5 km (7.5 ton weight), 497 km /h not clean same weight&altitude. range bomber configuration 1680 km at 404 km /h at 5, at 488 km /h 1200 km reply | Evan Mac Donald, e-mail, 17.12.2012 04:24 For many of the physical details, search for Do-17Z details. The airframes were very similar. The greatest difference was the engines, being Daimler-Benz liquid cooled inverted V-12, instead of Bramo 9 cylinder air-cooled radial. reply |
Shwinalgas, e-mail, 06.02.2009 17:33 According to Chris Chant (Brown Packaging Books: "Planes of WW2")I can give the dates for the Do-215B-4: Fourseated Reconaissance Bomber Engines: 2 V-12 Daimler-Benz DB 601Aa with 1100HP /820KW Max Speed: 470km /h Climbing Rate: 1000m in 2min, 18sec Operational Altitude: 9000m Range: 2445km Weight empty: 5775kg Weight loaded: 8800kg Lenght: 15,8m Width: 18m Height: 4,55m Armament: One or two 7,92mm Machine Guns in the Nose, two 7,92mm MG in the front glass, two 7,92mm MG in each of the side windows, one 7,92mm MG on the back of the cockpit, one 7,92mm MG in the belly. Max Bomb load: 1000kg reply |
hvui, e-mail, 30.09.2008 22:56 BRILANT WORK BUT GIVE SOME DETAILS about how many pepole can sit and more reply |
| manjit, e-mail, 30.09.2008 22:53 AlSOME
that is cool reply | -Peter Davis, e-mail, 22.12.2006 19:48 i AM INTERESTED IN BUILDING A SCALE FLYING MODEL OF THIS AIRCRAFT. i WOULD LIKE FURTHER INFO ON THE HINGING OF FLYING CONTROLS, UNDERCARRIAGE DETAILS AND INSIGNIA AND REGISTRATION LETTERS OF THE lUFTWAFFE UNITS THAT FLEW THE DO 215, reply |
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