Jane's All The World Aircraft 1913

SCHULZE. Gustav Schulze, Flugzeng Werke, Burg b. Magdeburg. Schulze began to build in 1910 light monoplanes, generally along Santos-Dumont lines. Maximum present capacity about 12 machines a year.

   1912. 1912. 1912. 1913.
   I. II. III. I.
   (2-seater). (2-seater).

Length......feet(m.) 19? (6) 26? (8) 21-1/3(6.50) 23 (7)
Span........feet(m.) 26? (8) 34-1/3(10.5) 28 (8.50) 29-1/3 (9)
Area....sq.feet(m?.) 172 (16) 215 (20) 172 (16) 194 (18)
Weight,
   total...lbs.(kgs.) 330 (150) 441 (200) 441 (200) 551 (250)
   useful..lbs.(kgs.) ... ... ... ...
Motor...........h.p. 24-30 Hilz 24-30 Hilz 35 Haacke 35 Haacke
Speed,
   max...m.p.h.(km.) 48 (77) 53 (85) 56 (90) 53 (85)
   min...m.p.h.(km.) ... 43 (70) 50 (80) 46 (75)
Number built
   during 1912. 1 3 1 Building.

Журнал Flight

Flight, December 28, 1912.

SOME GERMAN MACHINES.
By G. B.

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   The Schulze monoplane, which we illustrate, has been built mainly for school work, and the design is a little reminiscent of the Train machine in France.
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