Berkmans Speed Scout

The Berkmans Speed Scout was an early American biplane scout built by the Berkmans brothers for the United States Army Air Service. It was tested in 1918 with positive results, but the end of World War I meant no production order was received, and no more aircraft were built.

pecifications

aerospecs
ref=Angelucci, 1987. pp. 58.
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crew=1
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length m=5.49
length ft=18
length in=0
span m=7.92
span ft=26
span in=0
height m=2.44
height ft=8
height in=0
wing area sqm=
wing area sqft=
empty weight kg=372
empty weight lb=820
gross weight kg=540
gross weight lb=1,190

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eng1 type=Gnome Monosoupape
eng1 kw=
eng1 hp=100
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max speed kmh=185
max speed mph=115
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range km=
range miles=
endurance h=2
endurance min=30
ceiling m=6,706
ceiling ft=22,000
g limits=
roll rate=
climb rate ms=5.58
climb rate ftmin=1,100

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