Fokker F.III-W
The F.III-W was not a separate seaplane design. It was an experiment using an existing F.III landplane.
The landing gear was removed from F.III c/n 1600, which was later shipped to the USA as a landplane, and suitable floats were fitted after calculating the center of gravity.
The rudder was enlarged and a dorsal fin was fitted to the rear of the fuselage.
Probably due to a lack of interest, it remained an experiment.
The landing gear was removed from F.III c/n 1600, which was later shipped to the USA as a landplane, and suitable floats were fitted after calculating the center of gravity.
The rudder was enlarged and a dorsal fin was fitted to the rear of the fuselage.
Probably due to a lack of interest, it remained an experiment.
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