What are the main technical performances of "German Messerschmitt Bf- 1 10 Long-range Fighter"?

Bf- 1 10 fighter is a double-engine heavy-duty long-range fighter developed by Messerschmidt Company in Germany. It was tested for the first time in May of 1936 and then put into use. Several models have been put into production. This aircraft was the main night fighter used by the German Air Force in World War II.

Bf- 1 10 fighter has a slender and streamlined fuselage with a closed cockpit for 2-3 people. The wing is a cantilever trapezoidal lower wing, and the wings on both sides extend forward symmetrically. Two liquid-cooled piston propeller engines with power of 77 1.75 kW were installed, with double vertical tails at both ends of the horizontal tail. The aircraft has a total length of 1207m, a wingspan of 16.25m, a takeoff weight of 6028kg, a maximum horizontal flight speed of 540km/h, a service ceiling flight distance of 10000m and an ID94 of 94km. Airborne weapons include 5 machine guns, 2 20 mm guns and bombs.