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MW50 - Water / Metanol tank
erhöhte Notleistung boost - spray gasoline into the supercharger. FW 190 A4 A5 A6 A7 Dont use MW50 is OK But about erhöhte Notleistung boost... |
AFAIK Erhöhte Notleistung was used on the A-8 and A-9(?), but not in earlier fighter subvariants.
Low altitude C3 boost was used only on some fighter-bomber variants... |
So there is some incorrect infomation in our airplane books? I have encyclopedia of WWII planes stating 190A4 had mw50 boost?
Also states that LA5 1942 engine had a carbareta instead of direct fuel injection, dunno if it suffered from -ve g cut out though. |
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Thanks for clearing that up, there is alot of info & its difficult to find out real world performance.
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Sorry, A5 / A6 had "boost" - improving at any height IMHO.
FW 190 A5 - 10-7-1942 http://i1110.photobucket.com/albums/...otoloco1/5.jpg ZOOM http://i1110.photobucket.com/albums/...otoloco1/6.jpg FW 190 A5/A6 http://i1110.photobucket.com/albums/...otoloco1/1.jpg http://i1110.photobucket.com/albums/...oloco1/2-1.jpg http://i1110.photobucket.com/albums/...oloco1/3-1.jpg http://i1110.photobucket.com/albums/...otoloco1/4.jpg |
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The first 4.11 plane I flew online was the FW190A8 and I did not have any problems landing it, it is much easier to land now than it was when Forgotten Battles first came out nine years ago! The only thing I thought was sort of odd was that the 44' 190D9 does not seem to be faster than the A8 at 5000 meters where I thought that at high altitude it was supposed to be a little bit faster. But I am not a history major or the best test pilot out there..... |
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The Fw 190 does seem reluctant to lose speed, but I've always slowed to about 230 kmh or so before dropping the gear and flaps anyway - a curved approach help a lot with visibility too.
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