Spit IIa

[CWMV]

Originally Posted by Al Schlageter

Auszüge aus Flugzeugdatenblatt Bf 109 E-1, E-3 nach L.Dv.556/3
http://www.rolfwolf.de/daten/E4/Emil.html

Official documentation for production 109Es is trash. Right, got you.

1.) V0 = 467 km/h
2.) V0 = 467 km/h Werte graphisch
3.) V0 = 467 km/h auf 0 m bezogen!
4.) V0 = 466 km/h

http://www.kurfurst.org/Performance_...MP16feb39.html

Strange that you would ignore other data on Barbi's site.

Far from ignored, just not relevant. That info does nothing more than prove that the difference between cannon and mg wing guns is negligible, and that the max speed at 1.3 ata is around 470kph.
So what is it at 1.35, or even better the MAX speed using the 1.42 emergency setting...Ill bet its closer to 490, unless you believe that the max speed wouldn't change with more power.
We are talking about MAX speed, right?

But I find your attitude even stranger.
See, this is the part of this site that I thought we were going to avoid in this thread. You act like you've got a dog in this fight, when were doing nothing more than comparing notes.
IvanK got on here and posted the same info, and more of it, but wasn't a snide little troll when he did it. In that way he came off as a professional and someone worth listening to.
You, not so much. I'm sorry to see that civil discussion is something you have not mastered.

And hypocritical to boot, you would chide me for ignoring information that you (erroneously) believe supports your point, while dismissing what I bring to the fore.

Now, perhaps we can continue this discussion in less derisive manner?

Id also like to add that I am amazed that with this exception the discussion here has been as informative and civil as it has been, lets hope it catches on around here!

[VO101_Tom]

Originally Posted by CWMV

So what is it at 1.35, or even better the MAX speed using the 1.42 emergency setting...Ill bet its closer to 490, unless you believe that the max speed wouldn't change with more power.
We are talking about MAX speed, right?

Exactly. The notleistung 20% extra power would not cause any acceleration (only up to 10 km/h)? Nonsense.


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