- Albatros C.VII
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name=Albatros C.VII
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type=Reconnaissance aircraft
manufacturer=Albatros Flugzeugwerke
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primary user=Germany
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number built=>600
variants with their own articles=The Albatros C.VII was a German military
reconnaissance aircraft which saw service duringWorld War I . It was a revised and re-engined development of the C.V that had proved disappointing in service.The C.VII dispensed with the earlier type's unreliable
Mercedes D.IV and also with the fixes that had been made to accommodate that powerplant, returning to the original C.V/16 design. Refinements were also made to the control surfaces, the overall effect being an aircraft of excellent handling qualities, and which soon made up the bulk of German reconnaissance aircraft, with some 350 in service at any one time.Variants
;C.VI:;N.I:Night-bomber variant.
Operators
;flag|German Empire
*"Luftstreitkräfte "pecifications (C.VII)
aerospecs
met or eng?= metcrew=two, pilot and observer
capacity=
length m=8.70
length ft=28
length in=6
span m=12.78
span ft=41
span in=11
dia m=
dia ft=
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height m=3.8
height ft=12
height in=6
wing area sqm=43.4
wing area sqft=467
rot area sqm=
rot area sqft=
aspect ratio=
empty weight kg=989
empty weight lb=2,180
gross weight kg=1,550
gross weight lb=3,420eng1 number=1
eng1 type=Benz Bz.IV
eng1 kw= 150
eng1 hp= 200
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eng2 lbf-ab=max speed kmh=170
max speed mph=110
range km=
range miles=
endurance h= 3 1/3
ceiling m=5,000
ceiling ft=16,500
glide ratio=
climb rate ms=3.2
climb rate ftmin=630
sink rate ms=
sink rate ftmin=armament1=1 × forward-firing 7.92 mm Spandau
LMG 08/15 machine gun
armament2=1 × 7.92 mmParabellum MG14 machine gun for observer
armament3=90 kg (200 lb) of bombs
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armament6=References
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