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hesham said:Hi,
here is a Dornier P.247/6 in details and 3-view to P.232/3;
http://www.klassiker-der-luftfahrt.de/geschichte/flugzeuge/dornier-projekte-p-247-und-p-252/648640
Justo Miranda said:Do P.59 (DB 601)
wingspan 6,80 m. length 8,38 m. height 2,2 m.
Do P.231/1 (DB 605E)
wingspan 15,0 m. length 12,90 m. height 5,0 m.
The working drawing P1172 shows the appearance of the second Do C after conversion to the more powerful BMW VI engine. The machine looked like now in its appearance the airliner Do B Bal Mercury. Good to see is the hollow at the hull bottom with the dropping loads.
hesham said:from the book; Bernard & Graefe Verlag, Vom Original Zum Modell; Dornier Do X,
here is the original projects and aircraft,which led to Dornier Do X,they are; P.1769,
P.1771,P.1780,P.1190,P.51223 and P.51335.
hesham said:The Dornier P.59-04 three view.
sienar said:hesham said:The Dornier P.59-04 three view.
A variable incidence wing is one way to get around the problem of rear prop clearance ;D
Thanks for posting. It looks as though the span and length are written under the front and side views, but the image's size makes reading them impossible. Hesham, I don't suppose you've seen a higher-res version of this drawing?hesham said:The Dornier P.59-04 three view.
sgeorges4 said:Was the B6 having a different wing like the B4?