Engine: Siemens, 160 hp
Top speed: 140 mph
Cruise: 127 mph
Range: 325 sm
Stall: 52 mph
ROC: 1500 fpm
TO dist: 500 ft
Ldg dist: 600 ft
Service ceiling: 16,500 ft
HP range: 140-250
Fuel cap: 28 USG
Empty wt: 975 lb
Gross weight: 1350 lb
Height: 7.2 ft
Length: 19.7 ft
Wing span: 21.5 ft
Wing area: 135 sq.ft
All four wings are interchangeable.
Engine: LOM 332, 140 hp
Top speed: 137 mph
Cruise: 125 mph
Range: 375 sm
Stall: 50 mph
ROC: 1500 fpm
TO dist: 500 ft
Ldg dist: 600 ft
Service ceiling: 20,000 ft
HP range: 100-200
Fuel cap: 26 USG
Empty wt: 960 lb
Gross weight: 1500 lb
Height: 7.4 ft
Length: 22.2 ft
Wing span: 24.3 ft
Wing area: 145 sq.ft
1996: 901 Third Ave, West Ashland, WI 54806, USA.
Poduced Bucker 131
The Aero Aeroplane Works built A-101, Ab-101 recce-bomber biplanes.
Aero succeeded in winning the Czechoslovakia Ministry of National Defence bid for a recce and bomber plane in 1932, this type was again a biplane. By early 1930s company was making A100 two-seat multipurpose aircraft and A102 fighter.
The wings were wood-framed, covered by fabric, and fuselage, elevator, rudder as well as tail-plane and fin steel-tube-framed, fabric-covered.
Engine: Avia Vr-36, 650 hp
Wingspan: 14.7 m
Length: 10.6 m
Empty weight: 2040 kg
Top speed: 270 kph
Service ceiling: 6500 m
Climb to 5000m: 20 min
Endurance: 4 hrs
Bombload: 600 kg
a nine-seat cabin biplane
2 seat biplane. Jupiter engine. 116 built
The original two-seater version of the Aero A 34 type was built in 1929 and powered by a 85 Walter Vega engine. The wings are wood-framed covered by fabric. Steel-framed fin, rudder, as well as tail-plane and elevator all covered by fabric. The fuselage is steel-tube-welded frame combined with fabric-covered wooden skeletal structure.
In 1934 came a sporting A-34 Blackbird powered by a 105 hp Walter Junior.
A-34
Engine: Walter Junior, 105 hp
Span 8.7 m
Length: 7.1 m
Empty weight: 500 kg
Top speed: 160 kph
Service ceiling: 3000 m
Range: 320 km
Climb 1500m: 11 min 48 sec
Crew: two
The Ap-32 light bomber was in production from 1930. Its forerunner was the A-32 type, whose span was by 40 cm narrower, length by 6 cm longer and empty weight by 26 kg lower. The powerplants were of the same 450 horsepower.
The Ap-32 type was used also as a recce aircraft. Its armament comprised two fixed and two ones flanking the cockpit incl. bomb racks under the lower wing for twelve pieces of 10 kg bombs.
Engine: Walter Jupiter 450 hp
Wingspan: 12.8 m
Length: 8.14 m
Empty weight: 1072 kg
Climb to 5000m: 26 min
Service ceiling: 6700 m
The A-30 two-seat reconnaissance biplane and A-130 had been forerunners of the Aero A-230.
Built from 1930.
A-230
Engine: Lorraine Ditrich, 490 hp
Wing span : 15.3 m
Length: 10 m
Empty weight: 1420 kg
Maximum speed: 198 kph
Climb to 5000 m: 27 min
Service ceiling: 5800 m
Endurance: 5 hr 30 min
All Aero 