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Supermarine Spitfire-Mk.XIV
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27th May 2023
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The Spitfire was the RAF's first all metal stressed skin single engine fighter. It was produced from 1938-47 serving throughout WW2 and on into the 1950s in a series of increasingly capable versions. Over 40 examples are still airworthy world wide.The Mk.XIV was based on a Mk.VIII married to a Griffon 65 engine. Points of difference to Merlin Spitfires included a 5 blade prop, larger vertical tail surfaces, and in later production, a bubble canopy.
Country of origin | First flight | No. built | No. in service | Crew | Passengers |
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United Kingdom | 1943 | 957 | n/a | 1 | n/a |
Power
1 x Rolls Royce Griffon (1730 - 2375 hp) piston engine.
The Mk.XIV used the Giffon 65 rated at 2050 hp
Weapons
2x 20mm Hispano canon and 2x .5 inch machine guns or 4x .303 in. Browning machine guns plus 1x 500lb and 2x 250lb bombs.
Dimensions
Length | 32 ft. 8 in. |
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Wing Span | 36 ft. 10 in. |
Height | 12 ft. 9 in. |
Empty Weight | 6,600 lbs. |
Max Weight | 8,500 lbs. |
Performance
Max Speed | 448 mph (Mk XIVe) |
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Cruise Speed | 362 mph (Mk XIVe) |
Ceiling | 44,500 ft. (Mk XIVe) |
Normal Range | 460mi. (Mk XIVe) |
Max Range | 850mi. (Mk XIVe) |
Updated 22nd November 2008
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