Miles M.20

The Miles M.20 was a Second World War fighter developed by Miles Aircraft in 1940. Designed as a simple and quick-to-build 'emergency fighter' alternative to the Royal Air Force's Spitfires and Hurricanes should their production get disrupted by bombing. In the event due to dispersal of manufacturing the Luftwaffe's bombing of the Spitfire and Hurricane factories did not seriously affect production and so the M.20 proved unnecessary and was cancelled.

a bit like a Miles M.20, a simple but capable British fighter that could have been built quickly if there were a shortage of Spitfires and Hurricanes. No shortage occurred, so the M.1
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Made by Miles Aircraft.

It is the successor of the Miles Master .

I am thinking of building a Miles M-20 which has fixed undercarriage and the original had wooden wings looks pretty tasty to me and negates the expensive retracts but still has the potential 4
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Miles M.20 drawn and described Vol.15 No.12 December 1950 Fokker D.VII. 29" span C/L; A.N.E.C.6
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Fleet Air Arm
Jet Or Prop
prop
Designer
Walter G. Capley
Predecessor
Miles Master
Length Alt
9.35 m
Max Takeoff Weight Main
8000.0
Height Alt
3.81 m
Range Main
920 mi
More Performance
576.0
Max Speed Alt
290
Type Of Prop
V12 inline engine
Max Speed Main
333 mph
Developed From
Miles Master
Height Main
381.0
Max Takeoff Weight Alt
3629.0
Ceiling Main
32800.0
Number Built
2
Crew
One pilot
Area Main
234.0
Primary user
Span Alt
10.54 m
Plane Or Copter?
Power Alt
940.0
Engine(prop)
Rolls-Royce Merlin
Manufacturer
First Flight
15
Span Main
1054.1
Power Main
1
260 hp
Number Of Props
1
Guns
8
Empty Weight Alt
2685.0
Length Main
934.72
Area Alt
21.74 m²
Range Alt
800
Similar Aircraft
* Bell XP-77* Caudron C.714* Douglas XP-48* Hawker Hurricane* Martin-Baker M.B.2 * Tucker XP-57
Related
* Miles Master
Empty Weight Main
5908.0
Ceiling Alt
10
000 m
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