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Blenheim
IV R3821 (G-BPIV) of The Aircraft Restoration Company at Duxford
Autumn Air Day in 2000.
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| Aircraft Type: | Three Crew Light Bomber |
| Country of Origin: | United Kingdom |
| Engines: | 2 x Bristol Mercury XV Radial Piston Engines rated at 675kw (905hp) |
| Armament: | 3 x .303 in Browning Machine guns (2 in power-operated dorsal turret, and 1 x forward-firing in port wing. Also, 1,000lb (434kg) of bombs internally and 320lb (145kg) externally. |
| Dimensions: | Wing
Span: 17.17m (56ft 4 in). Length: 12.98m (42ft 7in), Height: 3.00m
(9ft 10in). Wing Area: 43.57 sq. metres (469 sq. feet) |
| Weights: | Empty: 4441kg (9,790lb). Max Takeoff: 6532kg (14,400lb) |
| Performance: | Max Speed: 266 mph (428 km/hour) at 11,800ft (3595m) Service Ceiling: 27,260ft (8310m) Max Range: 1,460 miles (2350km) |
| Operators: | RAF, RAAF, RCAF, RNZAF,FFAF,Croatia, Finland, Greece, Portugal, Romania, SAAF, Turkey, Yugoslavia |
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