| Category. | Data. |
|---|---|
| Type. | Conventional WW2 torpedo. |
| Nationality. | Polish |
| Made in. | 1945 |
| Retired. | 1946 |
| Designer. | N\A, Polish organization. |
| Manufacturer. | N/A, Polish organization. |
| Variants. | non |
| Diameter. | 18 inches |
| Speed. | N\A, but probably typical for it's time and class. |
| Warhead. | N\A, but probably typical for it's time and class. |
| Operational range. | N\A, but probably typical for it's time and class. |
| Guidance system. | N\A, but probably typical for it's time and class. |
| Launch platform. | N\A, but obviously either submarines, ASW frigates, ASW aircraft, motor torpedo boats, escort frigates, on shore batteries, frigates, corvettes and\or destroyers. |
| Weight | N\A, but probably typical for it's time and class. |
| Sources. | UK news papers in the late 1980s. |
The electric torpedo project failed in the prototype stage and mas not completed. The Polish 18 inch torpedo was a Polish copy of the 18 inch Mark XVI torpedo.
