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| The Armstrong-Whitworth F.K.10 was a two-seat quadruplane built for fighting and bombing. Like its predecessor, the F.K.9, it was a poor performer with serious design flaws. Of the fifty aircraft ordered by the Royal Naval Air Service, only eight were delivered. |
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| | Country: | Great Britain | Manufacturer: | Armstrong, Whitworth and Company, Limited | Type: | Fighter/Bomber | First Introduced: | 1916 | Number Built: | 8 | Engine(s): | Clerget 9B, 95kW | Wing Span: | [8.48 m] | Length: | [6.78 m] | Height: | [3.5 m] | Empty Weight: | [560 kg] | Gross Weight: | [916 kg] | Max Speed: | [153 km/h] | Ceiling: | | Endurance: | 2.5 hours | Crew: | 2 | Armament: | 2 machine guns, 7.7 mm |
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