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Power plant: Two 150 PS engines each driving a four-bladed airprop (PL 8 Ersatz P.II)
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Up to 12 passengers, 4 crew, (PL 6)
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Max speed: 16–17 m/s (PL 8 Ersatz P.II)
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Maximum diameter: 10.8 m (Parseval - Naatz PN 30 Odol)
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After all the modifications were completed, from 1909 it was designated "PL 1". (Experimental airship)
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In service until 1916-03-24 (PL 16 - P.IV)
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Germany once made a famous airship called Parseval. The airship was built by the Luftwaffe, Fahrzeug Gesserchafft, according to the design of August von Paswal. The airship is small and flexible, good driving ability can use the advantage of its own size to evade the enemy’s tracking during the operation. It was one of the most sought after tools of war.
Compared to Zeppelins, the Parsevals are non-rigid or semi-rigid airships, with little reinforcement inside the fabric shell. Random tool collates 125 different Parseval models. Experimental airships, PL 1 28, and so on, are all stored in this generator.
Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of Parseval airships.
