Scheibe MU-13E Bergfalke
The MU-13 is a german glider produced in several versions by Akaflieg München before WWII.
After War, it was redesigned by Egon Scheibe and produced in a new workshop at the Munich-Riem airport. First flown on 5 august 1951, it is a mid-wing glider of conventional design with a welded steel fuselage structure and a wooden wing.
More than 250 of this model were produced.
After War, it was redesigned by Egon Scheibe and produced in a new workshop at the Munich-Riem airport. First flown on 5 august 1951, it is a mid-wing glider of conventional design with a welded steel fuselage structure and a wooden wing.
More than 250 of this model were produced.
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MU-13E characteristics : |
Performances : |
| Twoseater | Max. take-off Weight: 440 kg |
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Length : 8m |
Stall speed : 60 km/h |
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Wingspan : 16,6m |
Max. speed: 160 km/h |
| Wing area : front: 17,7 m² | Aerotow speed: 120 km/h |
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Aspect ratio : 15,6 |
Terminal Velocity : 205 km/h |
| Empty weight : 246 kg | G limits : +4 -2 |
B.A.P.A. examplar : nr 8 built in 1953. First registered in Belgium as OO-ZLM on 24 april 1973. It Was part of Guy Englebert collection and given by his friend André Dillien during 2013.
Status : complete, in good conditions, stored at the workshop.
Status : complete, in good conditions, stored at the workshop.