LETOV Š-328 CZECHOSLOVAK RECONNAISANCE AND BOMBER

The Letov S-328 is a Czechoslovakian, single-engine, biplane reconnaissance mixed aircraft from the interwar period. Serial production took place in the years 1932-1939. A Bristol Pegasus IIM2 engine with 635HP was used as the drive. Letov S-328 performed many functions in the Czechoslovak aviation. There was min. light bomber, reconnaissance plane, and even a seaplane. Until the occupation of Czechoslovakia by Germany, 412 units were created - after 1939 they were used in the German aviation as training machines and they were sent to Bulgaria and Slovakia. Technical data: length: 10.36 m, wingspan: 13.71 m, height: 3.4 m, maximum speed: 280 km / h, maximum range: 1280 km, maximum ceiling 7200 m, armament: fixed - from 3 to 6 machine guns cal. 7.62mm, suspended - up to 300 kg of bombs.