Fokker B.II (1916)

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type=Reconnaissance aircraft
manufacturer=Fokker
designer=Martin Kreutzer
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The Fokker B.II designation was shared by two different unarmed German observation aircraft of World War I. One was developed from the same M.17 prototype that had been developed into the Fokker D.II fighter, and the other from the M.10. Both machines had a crew of two and resembled the B.I.

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length main= 7.49 m
length alt= 24 ft 7 in
span main= 9.94 m
span alt= 32 ft 7 in
height main= 2.5 m
height alt= 8 ft 2 in
area main= 27.6 m²
area alt= 297 ft²
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power main= 60 kW
power alt= 80 hp

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