Douglas B-18 Bolo Current Mailing Address 21 Clearview Drive Stafford Springs, CT  06076 Phone: 860-208-3095 Welcome: We would like to announce our new name & location. The American Museum of Aviation, an Organization Dedicated to Preserving Aviation History, is now moving to Fabulous Las Vegas, NV. We feel this location is an ideal spot for displaying American Aviation History. The amount of travelers and tourists through Las Vegas will bring more visitors of all ages. The move will be completed by late summer of 2011. For more information please save our new web address. www.americanmuseumofaviation.org Prop-Liners of America is now a Division of the American Museum of Aviation, Inc. Email Us American Museum of Aviation, Inc. is a 501 ( c ) 3 non-profit organization Tax ID # 31-1627202 Technical Specifications First Flight: October 1935 Number Built: 370 Total Production Length: 57 feet   10 inches Wing Span: 89 feet  6 inches Height: 15 feet  2 inches Max Take-Off Wt.: 27,673 lbs.  Max Landing Wt.: N/A Empty Wt.: 16,321 lbs. Max Cruising Speed: 215 mph   185 kts Normal Cruising Speed: 167 mph   144 kts Approach Speed: N/A Landing Speed: N/A Stall Speed: N/A Service Ceiling: 23,900 feet Fuel Capacity: N/A Range: 1180 miles Fuel Type: 100/130 octane Fuel Consumption: 100 gph both flight plan burn Engines: 2 Wright R-1820 1000 HP 9 cylinder 3 bladed props Crew: 2 Pilots and 4 crew Operators: Brazil, Canada, United States Armament: 1 0.30 inch machine gun located: Nose, Dorsal and Ventral positions Normal Bomb Load: 4000 lbs. Maximum Bomb Load: 6500 lbs. Engine Specifications Wright Cyclone R-1820 Type: 9 cylinder air cooled radial Lenght: 47.69 inches Bore: 6.125 inches Stroke: 6.875 inches Displacement: 1820 cubic inches Compression Ratio: 6.8 to 1 Dry Weight: 1365 lbs. Ignition: Dual Scintilla S9LU-5 Fuel Grade: 100/130 octane Carburation: Stromberg PD12K14 Performance: Take-Off:  1425 HP @ 51.5 in. hg. @ 2700 rpm Cruise:        890 HP @ 33 in. hg. @ 2300 rpm