ETRICH Monoplanes

Etrich Flieger Werke, Wiener Neustadt. Igo Etrich was a very early experimenter in conjunction with Wels. In 1909 he produced on his own account the first Etrich monoplane, a characteristic machine, which except for detail improvement, varying dimensions, etc., has not been appreciably altered since. (See Historical Section.) IMG:4965555019825936185_ill_035a.jpg:Photo, C. Maleuit. Photo, C. Maleuit. | Model and date. | VII 1911. | VIII 1911-12. 2-seater | 1912-13. Limousine 2-seater. | | Length | feet (m.) | 37 (11.30) | 30¾ (9.30) | 26¼ (8) | | Span | feet (m.) | 48 (14.60) | 42 (12.80) | 31¼ (9.50) | | Area | sq. feet (m².) | 380 (35) | 323 (30) | 280 (26) | | Weight | total lbs. (kgs.) |... |... |... | | useful lbs. (kgs.) |... |... |... | | Motor | h.p. | 120 Daimler | 100 | 60 Daimler | | Speed | m.p.h. (km.) |... |... |... | | Number built during 1912 | 5 | 2 | 2 | Remarks. —A number of VII & VIII have been sold for military purposes to the Austrian, Ru ian, German, and other governments. IMG:4965555019825936185_ill_035b.jpg:Etrich VIII. Uniform Aeroplane Scale Uniform Aeroplane Scale Etrich VIII. 19 IMG:4965555019825936185_ill_036a.jpg:Etrich. Limousine. Photo, Guld. Photo, Guld. Etrich. Limousine.