Avia BH-11 |
Avia BH-11 |
Avia BH-11 - 3rd Air Regiment emblem |
Czechoslovak trainer and courier plane produced in several versions from 1924 to 1928.
Two/seat trainer BH-9 and BH-11 were developed from low-wing sport airplane Avia BH-5. BH-11 was also designated as B-11 in army. First flight of prototype June 17, 1924. Airplanes were equipped with double controls with ability to turn off student's one.
Plane in museum's exhibition is replica and has Czechoslovak Air Force insignia, which was used between 1920 and 1926. From 1924 Czechoslovak airplanes were marked also with regiment emblem. Avia BH-11 in museum has emblem of 3rd Air Regiment located in Nitra (now in Slovakia).
Specification of BH-11: |
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wingspan: | 9,72 m |
length: | 6,64 m |
wing area: | 13,60 m2 |
weight: | |
- empty | 351 kg |
- take off | 579 kg |
engine: | WALTER NZ 60 |
performance: | 40 kW |
maximal speed: | 155 km/h |
range: | 600 km |
service ceiling: | 4000 m |
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