Type:
Ju86D, E, G, and K: bomber
Ju 86P: Bomber/Reconnaissance
Ju 86R: Reconnaissance
Origin: Junkers Flugzeug und Motorenwerke AG
First Flight:
Ju 86V-1: November 4, 1934
Ju 86V-5 (bomber prototype): January 1936
Ju 86D-1: Late 1936
Ju 86P prototype: February 1940
Powerplant:
Ju 86D:
Model: Junkers Jumo 205C
Type: 6-cylinder opposed-piston diesels
Number: Two Horsepower: 600hp
Ju 86E & G
Model: BMW 132
Type: 9-cylinder radials
Number: Two Horsepower: 800 or 880hp
Ju 86K:
Model: Mercury XIX
Type: 9-cylinder radials
Number: Two Horsepower: 905hp
Ju 86P & R:
Model: Junkers Jumo 207A-1 or 207B-3/V
Type: turbo-charged opposed-piston diesels
Number: Two Horsepower: 1,000hp
Dimensions:
Wing span:
Typical: 22.6m (73 ft. 10 in.)
Ju 86P: 25.6m (84 ft.)
Ju 86R: 32m (105 ft.)
Length:
Typical: 17.9m (58 ft. 8½ in.)
Ju 86G: 17.2m (56 ft. 5 in.)
Ju 86P, R: 16.46m (54 ft.)
Height: 4.7m (15 ft. 5 in.)
Wing Surface Area: 882.67 sq. ft. (82.00m²)
Weights:
Empty, Equipped:
Ju 86E-1: 5,200kg (11,464 lbs.)
Ju 86R-1: 6,700kg (14,771 lbs.)
Normal, Loaded:
Ju 86E-1: 8,200kg (18,080 lbs.)
Ju 86R-1: 11,530kg (25,420 lbs.)
Performance: Normal,Loaded
Maximum Speed:
Ju 86E-1: 202 mph (325 kph)
Ju 86R-1: 261 mph (420 kph)
Range:
Ju 86E: 746 miles (1,200 km)
Ju 86R-1: 980 miles (1,577 km)
Initial climb: Ju 86E: 918 ft/min (280m/min)
Service Ceiling:
Ju 86E-1: 22,310 ft. (6,800 m)
Ju 86R-1: 42,650 ft. (13,000 m)
Ju86D, E, G, and K: bomber
Ju 86P: Bomber/Reconnaissance
Ju 86R: Reconnaissance
Origin: Junkers Flugzeug und Motorenwerke AG
First Flight:
Ju 86V-1: November 4, 1934
Ju 86V-5 (bomber prototype): January 1936
Ju 86D-1: Late 1936
Ju 86P prototype: February 1940
Powerplant:
Ju 86D:
Model: Junkers Jumo 205C
Type: 6-cylinder opposed-piston diesels
Number: Two Horsepower: 600hp
Ju 86E & G
Model: BMW 132
Type: 9-cylinder radials
Number: Two Horsepower: 800 or 880hp
Ju 86K:
Model: Mercury XIX
Type: 9-cylinder radials
Number: Two Horsepower: 905hp
Ju 86P & R:
Model: Junkers Jumo 207A-1 or 207B-3/V
Type: turbo-charged opposed-piston diesels
Number: Two Horsepower: 1,000hp
Dimensions:
Wing span:
Typical: 22.6m (73 ft. 10 in.)
Ju 86P: 25.6m (84 ft.)
Ju 86R: 32m (105 ft.)
Length:
Typical: 17.9m (58 ft. 8½ in.)
Ju 86G: 17.2m (56 ft. 5 in.)
Ju 86P, R: 16.46m (54 ft.)
Height: 4.7m (15 ft. 5 in.)
Wing Surface Area: 882.67 sq. ft. (82.00m²)
Weights:
Empty, Equipped:
Ju 86E-1: 5,200kg (11,464 lbs.)
Ju 86R-1: 6,700kg (14,771 lbs.)
Normal, Loaded:
Ju 86E-1: 8,200kg (18,080 lbs.)
Ju 86R-1: 11,530kg (25,420 lbs.)
Performance: Normal,Loaded
Maximum Speed:
Ju 86E-1: 202 mph (325 kph)
Ju 86R-1: 261 mph (420 kph)
Range:
Ju 86E: 746 miles (1,200 km)
Ju 86R-1: 980 miles (1,577 km)
Initial climb: Ju 86E: 918 ft/min (280m/min)
Service Ceiling:
Ju 86E-1: 22,310 ft. (6,800 m)
Ju 86R-1: 42,650 ft. (13,000 m)
Armament:
Ju 86D, E, G, K:
Three 7.92mm MG 15 manually aimed from nose, dorsal and retractable ventral positions
Internal Bomb Load of four 551 lb. (250kg) bombs or 16 110lb. (50kg) bombs.
Ju 86P:
Single fixed 7.92mm MG 17 Same bomb load
Ju 86R: None
Variant list:
Ju 86abl: First prototype, bomber configuration. Originally powered by Siemens SAM 9 radials.
Ju 86bal: Second prototype, transport configuration. Originally powered by Jumo 205C diesels.
Ju 86cb: Third prototype, bomber configuration. Later powered by Jumo 205C diesels.
Ju 86V4: Production prototype for commercial Ju 86B.
Ju 86V5: Production prototype for Ju 86A bomber.
Ju 86A-0: 13 pre-production bombers.
Ju 86B-0: 7 pre-production transports.
Ju 86C-1: Six Lufthansa transports with Jumo 205C diesels.
Ju 86E-1: Luftwaffe bombers with BMW 132F radials.
Ju 86E-2: Uprated version of E-1.
Ju 86G-1: 40 aircraft modified from Ju 86E-2s with round, glazed nose.
Ju 86K-1: Export version for Sweden & South Africa.
Ju 86K-2: 66 aircraft built for Hungary.
Ju 86K-4: Built for Sweden (B 3A) with Pegasus III radials.
Ju 86K-5: Built for Sweden (B 3B) with Pegasus XII radials.
Ju 86K-6: Export version for Chile and Portugal.
Ju 86K-13: Swedish built with Pegasus radials.
Ju 86P-1 & P-2: High Altitude reconnaisance. Converted from Ju 86D.
Ju 86R-1 & R-2: As P series but with higher aspect wing.
Sources:
Gunston, Bill & Wood, Tony - Hitler's Luftwaffe
, 1977, Salamander Books Ltd., London
Donald, David - The Complete Encyclopedia Of World Aircraft, 1997, Brown Packaging Books Ltd., London
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Ju 86D, E, G, K:
Three 7.92mm MG 15 manually aimed from nose, dorsal and retractable ventral positions
Internal Bomb Load of four 551 lb. (250kg) bombs or 16 110lb. (50kg) bombs.
Ju 86P:
Single fixed 7.92mm MG 17 Same bomb load
Ju 86R: None
Variant list:
Ju 86abl: First prototype, bomber configuration. Originally powered by Siemens SAM 9 radials.
Ju 86bal: Second prototype, transport configuration. Originally powered by Jumo 205C diesels.
Ju 86cb: Third prototype, bomber configuration. Later powered by Jumo 205C diesels.
Ju 86V4: Production prototype for commercial Ju 86B.
Ju 86V5: Production prototype for Ju 86A bomber.
Ju 86A-0: 13 pre-production bombers.
Ju 86B-0: 7 pre-production transports.
Ju 86C-1: Six Lufthansa transports with Jumo 205C diesels.
Ju 86E-1: Luftwaffe bombers with BMW 132F radials.
Ju 86E-2: Uprated version of E-1.
Ju 86G-1: 40 aircraft modified from Ju 86E-2s with round, glazed nose.
Ju 86K-1: Export version for Sweden & South Africa.
Ju 86K-2: 66 aircraft built for Hungary.
Ju 86K-4: Built for Sweden (B 3A) with Pegasus III radials.
Ju 86K-5: Built for Sweden (B 3B) with Pegasus XII radials.
Ju 86K-6: Export version for Chile and Portugal.
Ju 86K-13: Swedish built with Pegasus radials.
Ju 86P-1 & P-2: High Altitude reconnaisance. Converted from Ju 86D.
Ju 86R-1 & R-2: As P series but with higher aspect wing.
Sources:
Gunston, Bill & Wood, Tony - Hitler's Luftwaffe
, 1977, Salamander Books Ltd., LondonDonald, David - The Complete Encyclopedia Of World Aircraft, 1997, Brown Packaging Books Ltd., London
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