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Alberto Rizzi, e-mail, 08.01.2018 13:40 An improved version for fighter training was designed (but never built) in 1939: with a 140 CV (104 kW ) Fiat A.54 engine and two 7.7 Breda-SAFAT machine guns in the wheels fairings.

Barry, 31.05.2016 17:16 Designed by Piero Magni only one was ever built. The start of World War II stopped all subsequent develoment. Power plant initially 1 x 130 h.p 5 cylinder Farina T.58 later 1 x 140 h.p. Fiat A 54 Span 29'2" Length 18'1" Height 6'8" Wing area 115 sq ft Empty weight 1,190 lb Gross weight 1,687 lb Performance Farina T.58 version Max speed 155 mph Cruising speed 124 mph Range 620 miles Service ceiling 23,000 ft

F1AFlyboy, e-mail, 20.10.2010 10:06 This photo was taken ( I believe) at the 1937 "Salone Internazionale di Milano" and is still housed in the Milan Museum, having survived the war. Unfortunately it has fallen into disrepair and was in need of some TLC back in 1998 when I was sent some photos taken in the museum.

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