Bréguet L-1
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"Special Military model as supplied to the French Ministry of War." Weight carrying capacity 600 lbs. Fuel carrying capacity with two people aboard, 320 miles. Height 10'6".[1]
Wings fold into portable shape 12'x30'. This folding was performed in 5 minutes for the French Military Committee at the Aerodrome of La Brayelle. "Special provision" for wireless telegraphy.[1]
References
Publications referring to Bréguet L-1
- Phipps, 1911, The Bréguet aeroplane (Simple title: The Bréguet aeroplane, Journal: Aircraft)
| Name | L-1 ; "Cruiser" |
|---|---|
| Year constructed | 1911 |
| Creators | Louis-Charles Bréguet |
| Length (m) | 8.5 |
| Wingspan (m) | 13.9 |
| Wing area (m2) | 365 |
| Weight (kg) | 544 |
| Engine horsepower | 60 or 70 |
| Speed (km/h) | 85 |
| Keywords | Military, Communications, Radio, Wireless telegraphy |
