Performance curves for VVS types?

[CaptainDoggles]

Thought I might as well ask everybody:

Does anyone have performance curves for VVS aircraft? I figure with the BoM expansion coming it would help if we could get some decent data to compare the ingame FMs against.

I've got a copy of Самолетостроение в СССР aka the "TsAGI book" and it has some graphs, but always looking for more!

[Osprey]

They don't need any. Stalinist propaganda or the firing squad made sure everyone saw world-beating engine power and build quality on the surface whilst truth was dusted under the carpet. I'm looking forward to Flash Gordon ray gun ballistics and NASA rivaling climb rates.

[TomcatViP]

Add an inch of Russian Vodka in your lager. It helps to clear the rasputitsa in western "experts" eyes.


Whatever perfs were, roughness was on the top : http://blog.kaiserwillys.com/wwii-ta...after-62-years

[Kwiatek]

I will not wonder if we will get some deja vu in Battle of Mocow with performacne of russian planes.

Truly speaking 1C couldnt make correctly performacne even a few BoB fighter planes in CloD.

[TomcatViP]

I don't think CoD is IL2 regarding attention to details.

by the way, I just forgot Kwia tht polish vodka are the best ones (from wht we can get here on the market)

[VO101_Tom]

Originally Posted by CaptainDoggles

...Does anyone have performance curves for VVS aircraft? ...

Good idea, i have very few info from VVS types. Can you share that book?

What I offer in return:
Not exactly performance curves, but Iljusin IL-2 pilot manual:


The other is Combat Tactic of VVS, schoolbook from 1945.

[CaptainDoggles]

Originally Posted by VO101_Tom

Good idea, i have very few info from VVS types. Can you share that book?

The book is titled "самолетостроение в ссср 1917-1945" by "ЦАГИ" or TsAGI which is Russian for "Central Aerohydrodynamics Institute" and was published in the early 1990s.

[VO101_Tom]

Originally Posted by CaptainDoggles

The book is titled "самолетостроение в ссср 1917-1945" by "ЦАГИ" or TsAGI which is Russian for "Central Aerohydrodynamics Institute" and was published in the early 1990s.

Thx, I found it.