| Technical data |
| Type |
Vickers 'Bullet' |
| Function |
Fighter |
| Year |
1924
|
| Crew |
1 |
| Engines |
1*130hp 'Clerget'
|
| Length |
6.1m |
| Height |
?m |
| Wingspan |
7.5m |
| Wing area |
20.0m2 |
| Empty weight |
485kg |
| Loaded weight |
732kg |
| Wing Load (kg/m2) |
36.6 |
| Power load (kg/hp) |
5.63 |
| Speed at 0m |
190km/h |
| Maximum Speed |
200km/h |
| Flight Endurance |
3.5h |
| Ceiling |
7000m |
| Climb |
| 1000m |
2.0min |
| 2000m |
4.5min |
| 3000m |
8.0min |
| Payload |
| Fuel |
136kg |
| Cargo |
kg |
| Armament |
| Guns |
? |
| Bombs |
? |
Vickers Fighter ('Scout' and 'Bullet' variants)
Biplane fighter with relatively stubby fuselage. While glazed upper wing section provided good sight upwards, low pilot seat resulted in poor down-forward view and restricted aircraft efficiency as a fighter. Early versions ('Scout') with 110hp 'Le Rhône' was 'next to mediocre', while later 'Clerget'-powered 'Bullet' was only slightly trailing behind Spad-VII, beating it only in speed.
About 30 were in Russia. Served through the Civil War and until 1924.
| Predecessors |
Modifications |
| ? |
? |
