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Waco Custom Cabin series

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The Waco Custom Cabin' series were a mid to late 1930's series of sesquiplane aircraft built by the Waco Aircraft Company.

Variants

(per Aerofiles)

AGC-8 
300hp Jacobs L-6 engine. 17 built, 2 modified to EGC-8.
DGC-7 
285hp Wright R-760 engine. 2 built.
EGC-7, EGC-8,  
320hp Wright R-760 engine. 38 built. 3 used by US Navy & Coast Guard as J2W.
MGC-8 
Menasco Pirate inline engine. Unknown number built.
UGC-7 
210hp Continental R-670 engine. None built.
VGC-7 
240hp Continental W-670 engine. None built.
YGC-7, YGC-8 
225hp Jacobs L-4 engine. Possibly none built.
ZGC-7, ZGC-8 
285hp Jacobs L-5 engine. 28 built.
AQC-6 
300hp Jacobs L-5 engine. 7 built.
CQC-6 
250hp Wright R-760 engine. None built.
DQC-6 
285hp Wright R-760 engine. 11 built.
EQC-6 
320hp Wright R-760 engine. 20 built. USCG used 3 as J2W-1.
SQC-6 
300hp P&W Wasp Jr. engine. None built.
UQC-6 
210hp Continental R-670 or 225hp W-670-K or 220hp W-670-6. Probably none built.
VQC-6 
250hp Continental W-670 engine.
YQC-6 
225hp Jacobs L-4 engine. 13 built. 1 ex-RAAF example re-engined with 200hp DeHavilland Gypsy 6 inline engine.
ZQC-6 
285hp Jacobs L-5 engine. 68 built. USAAF designations UC-72H, UC-72Q; Swedish AF Tp-8a
File:Waco CUC NC15233 Herrick Colln MNn 13.06.06R.jpg
Waco CUC of 1935. Anoka-Blaine airport near Minneapolis, June 2006
CUC 
250hp Wright R-760-E engine. 30+ built of all CUC types.
CUC-1 
285hp Wright R-760-E1 engine.
CUC-2 
320hp Wright R-760 engine.
UOC 
210hp Continental R-670-A or 225hp Continental R-670-B engine. 4 built.
YOC 
225hp Jacobs L-4 engine. 50+ YOC & YOC-1 built.
YOC-1 
285hp Jacobs L-5 engine.
AVN-8 
Nosewheel Type with 300hp Jacobs L-6 engine. 15 built.
ZVN-7 & ZVN-8 
Nosewheel Type with 285hp Jacobs L-5 engine. 6 built.
ARE Aristocrat 
300hp Jacobs L-6 engine. 4 built.
HRE Aristocrat 
285hp Lycoming R-680 engine. 5 built.
SRE Aristocrat 
450hp P&W R-985 Wasp engine. 21 built.
WRE Aristocrat 
420hp Wright R-975 engine. None built.

Specifications (ZQC-6)

Data from [1]

General characteristics

  • Crew: 1
  • Capacity: 4
  • Length: 25 ft 3 in ()
  • Wingspan: 33 ft 3 in (upper)
    28 ft 3 in (lower) ()
  • Height: 8 ft 6 in ()
  • Wing area: 130 sq ft (upper)
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  • Empty weight: 1,882 lb ()
  • Max takeoff weight: 3,250 lb ()
  • Powerplant:Jacobs L-4 7-cylinder radial, 225 hp ()

Performance


See also

References

Notes
Bibliography
  • Brandley (1981). Waco Airplanes - Ask Any Pilot - The Versatile Cabin Series. R.H. Brandly. ISBN 0-9602734-2-5. 
  • Brandley (1989). Waco Airplanes - Ask Any Pilot - The Authentic History of Waco Airplanes and Biographies of.... R.H. Brandly. ISBN 0-9602734-0-9. 
  • FAA Registry Search for Waco
  • Juptner, Joseph P. U.S. Civil Aircraft Vol. 1 Los Angeles, California: Aero Publishers, Inc., 1962. Library of Congress # 62-15967.
  • Brandly, Raymond H. Waco Aircraft Production 1923-1942 Troy, Ohio: Waco Aircraft Co., 1986 (2nd Edition). ISBN-10 096027345X, ISBN-13 978-0960273454
  • Kobernuss, Fred O. Waco - Symbol of Courage and Excellence unk : Mystic Bay Publisher, 1999. ISBN 1887961011.
  • O'Neill, Terry. from Sport Aviation March/April 1964
  • Various. Aerofiles Waco Page

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