Boeing-Canada 213 Totem

The 213 Totem is a small flying boat made by Boeing of Canada. History The Totem was made from 1931-1932. Only one was made and it spent its life in British Colombia until being scrapped in 1942.

Design and Development[edit]

Edward Fothergill Elderton, the chief engineer, was responsible for the design of the aircraft. It is a biplane pusher configuration.

Specifications[edit]

  |Wingspan:46 feet
  |Length: 32 feet 9 inches
  |Height: 11feet 3 inches
  |Wing area: 310 square feet
  |Empty weight2,317 pounds
  |Loaded weight:4,000 pounds
  |Max speed: 122 miles per hour
  |Cruising speed: 99 miles per hour
  |Climb: 834 ft./min.
  |Ceiling:17,000 ft.

References[edit]

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