HMS Inconstant was the direct result of the American
Wampanoag Class, and at the time was the fastest warship
afloat. Designed by Sir Edward Reed built at Pembroke dockyard
and laid down in 1866 and and launched 12th November 1868 and completed
1869. Although not part of a class it had similarities to HMS Raleigh and
HMS Shah all designed by Sir Edward Reed. HMS Inconstant was
built with two layers of 3 inch timber with the first being applied
vertically and the second being horizontal. then coppered
over.
Displacement: 5780 tons.
I.H.P: c.7,360 Length: 337 ft 4 in. Beam:
50 ft 3 ins. Depth: 25 ft 6 ins. Speed:
c.16.2 knots.
Complement: 600.
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