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Ar 240

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A specialized variant designed for intercepting Allied bombers, the C-3 would have featured obliquely-mounted upward-firing 20mm or 30mm cannons—a configuration known as Schräge Musik. These would have allowed the Ar 240 to attack bombers from below, outside the range of defensive gunners. While promising on paper, no known examples were constructed.

Variant
Type
Max Speed
Max Range
Max Celling:
Max Weght
Wing Span
length
height
First Flight
Number Built
Ar 240 C-3
Planned
410 (est.)
0
Ar 240 B-1
Heavy Fighter (Planned)
410 (est.)
0
Ar 240 C-1
Planned
410 (est.)
0
Ar 240 C-2
Recon/Fighter-Bomber (Planned)
410 (est.)
0
Ar 240 B-2
Bomber (Planned)
410 (est.)
0
Ar 240 V2
Prototype
388
1,100
32,800
27,800
48.3
45.4
13.1
01/01/1940
1
Ar 240 V1
Prototype
386
1,100
32,800
27,600
48.3
45.4
13.1
01/01/1940
1
Ar 240 V4
Prototype
395
1,150
32,800
28,000
48.3
45.4
13.1
01/01/1941
1
Ar 240 V5
Prototype
395
1,150
32,800
28,000
48.3
45.4
13.1
01/01/1941
1
Ar 240 V3
Prototype
392
1,150
32,800
28,000
48.3
45.4
13.1
01/01/1941
1
Ar 240 V6
Prototype
395
1,150
32,800
28,000
48.3
45.4
13.1
01/01/1942
1
Ar 240 A-0
Reconnaissance
402
1,250
33,000
28,200
48.3
45.4
13.1
01/01/1942
15
Ar 240 B-0
Reconnaissance
410
1,300
33,000
28,400
48.3
45.4
13.1
01/01/1942
10
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