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Engine: Ryusei GV twin-row 18-cylinder radial
Max output: 3000hp with 4-step supercharger
Propeller: EK-P-1 constant speed, variable pitch, changing electrically, with full feathering and cuffs (propeller cuff : a fairing of suitable airfoil shape used to cover the shanks of propeller blades in order to reduce the aerodynamic losses - MW)
Performance
Max. speed: 712km/h
Cruising speed: 670km/h
Landing speed: 150km/h
Range at cruising speed: 2800km with drop tank
Ceiling: 1600 m (???)
Climbing at 1000m in 40sec
Wing area: 17sqm
Weight: 2669kg
Wing load: 157kg/sqm
Armament: 2 X 36mm cannon in the fuselage
4 X 20mm cannons in the wings
Notes:
1. The radial engine is placed in the centre of gravity for better balance. The propeller is driven by an extension shaft for better cooling (???).
2. Although difficult for mass production the wings are tapered.
3. Twin flaps
Designed by: Sekikawa Eijiro from Kobe
Featured in the June 1943 issue of "Hiko Shonen" (Airplane Youth)
Engine: Ryusei GV twin-row 18-cylinder radial
Max output: 3000hp with 4-step supercharger
Propeller: EK-P-1 constant speed, variable pitch, changing electrically, with full feathering and cuffs (propeller cuff : a fairing of suitable airfoil shape used to cover the shanks of propeller blades in order to reduce the aerodynamic losses - MW)
Performance
Max. speed: 712km/h
Cruising speed: 670km/h
Landing speed: 150km/h
Range at cruising speed: 2800km with drop tank
Ceiling: 1600 m (???)
Climbing at 1000m in 40sec
Wing area: 17sqm
Weight: 2669kg
Wing load: 157kg/sqm
Armament: 2 X 36mm cannon in the fuselage
4 X 20mm cannons in the wings
Notes:
1. The radial engine is placed in the centre of gravity for better balance. The propeller is driven by an extension shaft for better cooling (???).
2. Although difficult for mass production the wings are tapered.
3. Twin flaps
Designed by: Sekikawa Eijiro from Kobe
Featured in the June 1943 issue of "Hiko Shonen" (Airplane Youth)