Dornier do J Wal - summary version[/heading]
J - twin-engine flying boat, the engines Rolls-Royce Eagle IX, Liberty 12A, Lorraine-Dietrich 12Eb, Renault, Farman 12 WER or Napier Lion In
- Militär-Wal / Wal Militare - a designation used for military machines
- Verkehrs-Wal / Wal Cabin - a designation used for transport machinery
J. Kas - engines Hispano-Suiza
Into J Gas - engines Gnome-Rhône Jupiter
In the J Bass - engines of the BMW VI
J II - modernized variant from the early 30's. years, a prolonged torso with better longitudinal stability, modified wing, the engines of the BMW VI; produced directly Dornierem
To J II Bas - transport variant, the engines of the BMW VI
To J II and Bos - postal transport variant, the engines of the BMW VI
To J II aK Bos - 8,5-t-Wal, the postal arrangements for the south Atlantic capable of ejection seat, 2 pcs
J II b Bos - "Grönland-Wal", the engines of the BMW VIIa, used Wolfgang von Gronau to orbit the world
In the J II c You - transport, tentatively with motors Siemens Sh 20
To J II d Bis - mail, the engines of the BMW VI, for Colombia, with engines Conqueror
To J II d 16 and Bis - the practice, the engines of the BMW VI
To J II d - Militär-Wal II, the engines of the BMW VI
To J II f - 10-t-Wal, the postal arrangements for the south Atlantic capable of ejection seat, enlarged the range and carrying capacity, the engines of the BMW VIu, 2 pcs
The exact numbers according to subversion are not known, the total built:
Militär-Wal / Wal Militare
CMASA 74
Aviolanda 38
Race no 45 Sevastopol ~ 20
Race no 31 Taganrog 6
Verkehrs-Wal / Wal Cabin
CMASA 30
Piaggio 14
CASA 2 (To O)
Kawasaki 3+
Militär-Wal II
Dornier ~50
Verkehrs-Wal II
Dornier 34?
Derived and related machines:
To N - land-based bomber variant; 28 pcs built by Kawasaki from parts and drawings supplied from the Altenrheinu
O - label for both machines made by CASA and used for an expedition to south America
R2 Superwal - upgrading from 1926, enlarged, two engines of the Rolls-Royce Condor; 3 pcs
Into R4 Superwal - four engines, usually Siemens Jupiter; 16 pieces
15 - the likely designation of the RLM for the Militär-Wal II, sometimes referred to as a label for The Y
16 - the designation of the RLM for the Militär-Wal II?
Nowarra, Heinz J. Dornier Wal (FLugzeuge die Geschichte machen). Motorflug Verlag, Stuttgart 1992. ISBN 3-613-01494-7.
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