For the future 190s to come

[robtek]

The BMW801 and the ASh82 were manufactured from the same patents sold from America (Wright, i believe) to Germany (BMW) and Russia (ASh) around 1935.
They have the same roots and only minor modifications separating them.
BMW needed a stronger radial design around 1835 as they were forced to stop the production of their V12 engine by the air ministry, the V12 patents were sold to Allison and became the V1701, Russia (Klimov) also used this BMW patents and build from them the VK107. Today on a Yak-3 or Yak-7 you can still exchange a VK107 with a Allison V1701 easily, as i.e. the original engine mounts fit perfectly for both engines.
Just as a interesting information.

[Al Schlageter]

Originally Posted by robtek

The BMW801 and the ASh82 were manufactured from the same patents sold from America (Wright, i believe) to Germany (BMW) and Russia (ASh) around 1935.

The Bayerische Motroen Werke (BMW) based in Munich, were manufacturing Pratt and Whitney radials under license in the 1930’s and used this experience to develop its own twin row engine.

[raaaid]

hey does anybody know if we got binaural sound or just stereo?

[JG52Krupi]

Originally Posted by raaaid

hey does anybody know if we got binaural sound or just stereo?

Shhh raaaid, go open a new thread don't pollute this one.

[JG27_brook]

This game will really take with the return of the butcher to the skys