Oldfield 'Baby Great Lakes' (Homebuilt)
HISTORY
- Designed by Barney Oldfield and manufactured in the United States by the Barney Oldfield Aircraft Company, the Oldfield Baby Great Lakes was a sport biplane intended for homebuilt construction.
- The fuselage used steel tubing that was covered with aircraft fabric and wood spars made up the wings.
- In 1996, the company was acquired by Aircraft Spruce & Specialty Company.
SPECIFICATIONS
| Status: Static Display |
| Manufacturer: Barney Oldfield Aircraft Company |
| Year: 1999 |
| Model: Baby Great Lakes |
Registration Number: N193TE
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| Serial Number: 001 |
| Crew: 1 |
| Max T/O Weight: 850 lbs. |
| Span: 16 ft. 8 in. |
| Length: 13 ft. 6 in. |
Height: 4 ft. 6 in.
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| Maximum Speed: 135 mph |
| Cruise Speed: 110 mph |
Rate of Climb: 2,000 ft/min
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| Power Plant: 1 x 80-hp Continental A-80 horizontally opposed piston engine |
Range: 287 mi.
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Service Ceiling: 17,000 ft.
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| Armament: None |
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