BF109 sweet spots

[kevchenco]

Mainly a mixture of APs, incendiary and ball. Have tried a number of combinations, I cannot decide whether having each of these in every mg (AP, incendiary and ball in all gun belts) is better than having individual loadouts in each gun (e.g. AP only, ball only).

I have staggered my convergence so that the inside is slightly longer than the outside (assuming guns 1 and 2 are the inside)

[Ze-Jamz]

Keep it at default converg..

dont fire until your foe is filling the gunsight and let him have it..your find your get a lot of Pk's with Ap loaded..

Id stick with De-wilde,AP and tracer mixture in guns 1 & 8 as you dont need tracers in every gun..the rest de-wilde and AP

hth

[5./JG27.Farber]

Distance over accuracy... If one goes up, one goes down.

Eight machineguns! Eight!

[Sven]

Try coming from an angle instead of hanging on his dead 6 o clock. This way you can direct your stream of bullets directly into the cockpit/engine area bypassing the tail. The weakest part of any aircraft is the meat in the cockpit. Sounds harsh, but it's true. Other things to look for are the water coolers beneath both wings, you need to take them both out though, 109 can run on 1 water cooler if needed.

[Continu0]

Right at the moment, a damaged water cooler doesn´t have any effect on a 109 (=bug). So you have to wait for that...

I use flame projectiles and try to hit the engine. If you hit the fuel tank with a flame projectile, 2 seconds of firing can be enough to make the engine explode...

[JG52Krupi]

Originally Posted by Continu0

Right at the moment, a damaged water cooler doesn´t have any effect on a 109 (=bug). So you have to wait for that...

I use flame projectiles and try to hit the engine. If you hit the fuel tank with a flame projectile, 2 seconds of firing can be enough to make the engine explode...

Errr yes it does work, a 109 with both water coolers down will have an engine seizeure!!!

[Osprey]

And how long does that occur because I regularly shed both coolers only to see the 109 perform like nothing has changed.