-
Training/touring aircraft
- S.7 (post-war model) single- or
two-seater
Development:
The design for the low-wing monoplane Ambrosini S.7 was
- finished by Sergio
Stefanutti in 1939. It was fast with fully
- retractable landing gear and
wooden construction.
- The S.7 was intended to be flown in races, and it
inspired
- several light fighters which were used in World War II.
- During
the war, it virtually disappeared, but in 1949,
- production was resumed
with few revisions.
-
Modifications:
- S.A.I.107
: greater maximum speed and maximum weight
- S.A.I.207
: greater maximum speed, maximum weight,
- and service ceiling
- S.A.I.7
: first production model
- S.A.I.403
: greater maximum speed,
- service ceiling and maximum weight.
-
Slightly larger wingspan and size in general
- S.7
(post-war model) : single- or two-seater
- Super
S.7 : greater dimentions, more powerful
|
| Crew: |
1 or 2
|
| Passengers |
N/A |
| Payload |
N/A |
| Wingspan |
28.00 ft |
| Length: |
26.80 ft |
| Height: |
9.00 ft |
| Wing area: |
137 feet squared |
| Engine: |
1x 225-hp Alfa Romeo 115ter |
| Empty
weight |
2436 lb |
| Takeoff weight: |
2903 lb |
| Max. Speed: |
221 miles/hour |
| Climb rate: |
1100 f/s |
| Ceiling: |
17225 f |
| Takeoff roll: |
No Data |
| Landing roll: |
No Data |
| Range: |
621 miles |
| Range
Max payload: |
No Data |
|
