CRUMPP
Your reply doesn't give the additional pages of the pilots notes that would give some indication as to the type of Spitfire we are looking at.
Can you give us a link to the rest of the pilots notes so we can review them in detail. You will understand as the sheet from the pilots notes shown don't mention a date.
As I said if it doesn't mention the fuel then it almost certainly refer to an early version of the Spitfire. By June 1940 we know from combat and squadron records that 100 octane was in use and this would be reflected in the pilots notes.
One last thing, where do the pilots notes state 400 hp? or have we dropped that theory?
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