TEXT: The Morrow Project Travel Guide - Gulf Breeze
  GULF BREEZE FLOATPLANES
  History and stats for the Gulf Breeze's floatplanes.
  Crew: one pilot, one co pilot, one engineer, three total 
  observers or passengers or gunners (as needed) 
  Length: 68 ft 5 1/2 in (20.8 m)
  Wingspan: (38.40 m)
  Height: 24 ft 5 1/8 in (7.40 m)
  Wing area: 2,380 ft� (221 m�)
  Empty weight: 15,874 lb (7,260 kg)
  Loaded weight: 28,000 lbs (12,700 kg)
  Max takeoff weight: 27,386 lb (12,422 kg)
  Power: 4 x Cummings V8 water cooled Diesel Truck Engines, 400 hp (298 kW) each configured as a left and right
  outboard single engine tractor unit and a center line pusher tractor combo unit.
  Maximum speed: 94 knots
  Stall speed: 54 knots (62 mph, 100 km/h)
  Range: 800 miles, 1,252 km
  Service ceiling: 4,500 feet (1,370 m)
  Wing loading: 11.5 lb/ft� (56.3 kg/m�)
  Power/mass: 0.06 hp/lb (0.01 kW/kg)
  Notes: The Aircraft is built with canvas covered wings over an Oak and Mahogany skeleton. The Fuselage float area is
  also an Oak skeleton wrapped in canvas and liberally sealed with carpenters dope. The curing process takes 3 weeks, but
  when finished the skin has a strength and texture of pressed aluminum. Each aircraft has a ring mount in the forward
  and aft observation pits for a single or dual mount MG. None are presently installed, but instillation takes 30 minutes
  per location. Any weapon up to a single mount M2HB can be installed per location. Aircraft # 3 (the Decatur) has been
  ingeniously outfitted with an installed WW2 vintage NORDEN Bombsight found in the same hanger where the NC 4
  was stored. The bombsight is not nearly as accurate as it was in its original configuration on the B-17 (as there is no
  autopilot to link up to) but for low level bombing, it is proving to be astonishingly accurate just the same. Bombs used at
  present are actually copies of 60mm mortar rounds produced locally with a simple contact fuse and a black powder
  charge. Although they are inefficient, they are light and up to 60 can be carried slung under the massive wings. They are
  arranged in clutches of 15 (30 per wing) and can only be dropped in groups. Damage per bomb is half of a game 60mm
  HE round, with half the fragmentation and a 10% chance per bomb of a dud.
  
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