the planes speed of 162 miles an how fully loaded, it can land at the feeedingly low speed of G2 miles hour, thanks to both minutely accur+ fate aero-dynamical design, in, the {former case, and the ingenious Junk. ere "auxiliary wing," somewhat similar in principle to the Handley Page slotted wing in the latter.
'The pilot's cockpit is arranged for 1 pilot, one mechanic or assistant anda wireless operator. The passengers' cabin can be fitted up in variety of ways, depending upon circumstances and distance of fight.
The Junkers 52/3m, as this type is called has a wing span of 96 fect, ftotat tot 18 fect. Tt has a an overall length of 62 feet, and a
ceiling of 21,825 fect, and" a service ceiling, with' one engine off and at [0 per cent. of the total engine output, of 8.900 feet. In addition, it can be converted at will from either a landplane to a seaplane, or vice versa, The equipment includes blind~ Tying instruments and a radio direction finder, while the low land~ ing speed will be of great advantage in-a country like China, where acrodromes are comparatively small and badly surfaced.
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