ANBO-VIII. Two-seater low wing monoplane, designed as an attack plane or a light bomber. The prototype
was tested on September 5th, 1939. The engine – 930 HP Bristol “Pegasus” XVIII with two-stage air compressor.
The occupation of Lithuania prevented the serial production of this last type of ANBO aeroplanes.

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ANBO-VIII |
ANBO-VIII paint schemes
Technical data:
Engine |
Bristol Pegasus XVIII, 930 HP |
Empty weight |
2300 kg |
Flight weight |
3700 kg |
Wingspan |
13.5 m |
Wing area |
30 mē |
Length |
9.5 m |
Max.speed |
411 km/h (at 5 km altitude) |
Landing speed |
113 km/h |
Ceiling |
9 km |
Climbing to 1 km altitude 5 km altitude |
2 min. 15 min. |
Fuel tanks |
640 l |
Machine guns |
4 in wings and 1 observer's |
Bombs |
600 kg in fuselage or 400 kg under wings |
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