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The
Lysander Mk 1 taxis in at Duxford Autumn Air Day in 1999.
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| Aircraft Type: | Two seat Single Engined Army Co-operation Aircraft |
| Country of Origin: | United Kingdom |
| Engines: | 1 x Bristol Mercury XX radial engine rated at 649kw (870hp) |
| Armament: | 2 x rear firing .303 in Browning Machine guns |
| Dimensions: |
Wing Span: 15.24m
(50ft). Length: 9.30m (30ft 6in), Height: 4.42m
(14ft 6in). |
| Weights: | Empty: 1980kg (4,365lb). Max Takeoff: 2866kg (6,318lb) |
| Performance: | Max Speed: 212 mph (341km/hour) at 5,000ft (1525m) Service Ceiling: 21,500ft (6,555m) Max Range: 600 miles (966km) |
| Operators: | RAF, RAAF, RCAF, SAAF, USAAF, FAF, FFAF |
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