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Old 05-13-2012, 08:54 AM
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Originally Posted by 41Sqn_Banks View Post
IMHO most of your comments are very valid and add some evidence that were not presented in the bug report so far. I don't understand why they should be removed, especially as they support the request for +12 boost.

- They clearly show how the amount of issued 100 octane increases during and eventually overtakes the issued of 87 octane.
- They show that selected stations (Bomber Command stations with Blenheim and Fighter Command stations with Hurricane and Spitfire) received 100 octane in May 1940.

Regarding the opinion of Pips I'm sure we all will be glad to consider the the "Pips papers" as a valuable evidence as soon as they are found and properly sourced.
I know 'Pips', who is a member of this forum, absolutely rushed to validate the existence and authenticity of the papers he claimed to have discovered when asked, very politely, by others to participate in the thread pertaining to 100 octane fuel...but then again a second hand summary of papers Barbi has never seen on a seven year old thread which is closed to non-members of that particular forum is more than enough evidence to prove anything.
 


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