sanke

4 photos tagged sanke, from 2 members of Flickr Commons.

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1910

2012

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yavor.dinkov said:
Friedrichshafen D.I 2405/16 (FF.46), Sanke 1041.
xiphophilos said:
Something for the Flying Circus group: (www.flickr.com/groups/flyingcircus/)
xiphophilos said:
According to Jay Schwartz' (FockerJ7) Bucket The picture shows D.I 2406/16, one of three built examples. The data about this aircraft are a little bit sketchy. According to my sources: Type: FF.46 Military designation: D I Year: Autumn 1916 Crew: 1 Engine: 1 160hp Mercedes DIII Wing Span: 9.04m Length: 6.45m Height: 2.90m Empty Weight: 665kg Max.Weight: 901kg Speed: ?? Ceiling: ?? Range: ?? Armament: 1 7,92 mm Spandau (s272.photobucket.com/user/FOKKERJ7/media/BandRFriedrichsh...)
Colin Howell said:
The F-VII tag on this is a mistake. This plane is a World War One biplane fighter, but the F-VII was a monoplane transport of the 1920s.

Art Siegel said:
German aviation engineer, pilot, Zeppelin employee, and ..uh.. bigamist? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hellmuth_Hirth
pennylrichardsca (now at ipernity) said:
Company he founded is still in business, in Tiffin OH: www.recpower.com/about.htm
cindyzlogic said:
My gracious!! Cool bio info and photo!! -- Seen in my contacts' photos. ( ?² )
DarkAngelDay said:
Nice

technogeo said:
The airplane appears to be an Albatros B.II.
Art Siegel said:
Yes, I think so: www.muzeumlotnictwa.pl/zbiory_sz.php?ido=4&w=a en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albatros_B.II
TVL1970 said:
I believe this is actually an Albatros B.I aircraft, based on the three-bay wing (note the three sets of struts on the starboard wing). Adding to any further potential confusion regarding the Albatros B.I and the B.II, is the fact that several B.I aircraft had their wings rebuilt into a two-bay configuration (like that of the subsequent B.II).