Nakajima Ki.62 / Ki.63
Ki-62 design
The Ki-62 was a light fighter designed in 1941 to compete with the Kawasaki Ki-61. Although this design appeared to be promising, its development was discontinued to enable Nakajima to concentrate on its production of their Ki-43 and Ki-44. Later, the Ki-62's data and design features were incorporated into the Ki-84 design. A related design known as the Ki-63 was a projected version powered by a 1050 hp Mitsubishi Ha-102 radial engine. Neither the Ki-62 or the Ki-63 ever left the design phase. (source: Francillion)
Nakajima Ki.62
Type: Fighter
Service: Japanese Army Air Force (JAAF)
Crew: Pilot
Armament: n/a
Reference: Francillon: 487
Specifications:
Length: 28' 8.5" (8.75 m)
Height: n/a
Wingspan: 39' 4.5" (12 m)
Wing area: n/a
Empty Weight: n/a
Loaded Weight: n/a
Max Weight: n/a
Propulsion:
No. of Engines: 1
Powerplant: Kawasaki Ha-40 liquid-cooled engine
Horsepower: 1175 hp
Performance: (no specs available - aircraft never built)
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