Inaccurate performance data for BOB fighters in COD comparing to RL data

[TomcatViP]

Originally Posted by Bounder!

As I pointed out also previously in this thread, that article only comments on pre-war octane use (1937) not octane use during the war

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You'd need to really read it actually

@Osp : for a bunch of guys tht are drawing disgusting parallel lines btw arguing abt the real use of that fuel with neo-nazi activism I think you shld drop out that virgin attitude. Does not fit.

http://forum.1cpublishing.eu/showpos...&postcount=483

I am only interested by the truth. The only think I believed in is that RAF proved actually itself superior to the LW strategically and by employing better tactics.

I am not harri potter, I don't believe in charms and incantatory self convincing sentences.

[Bounder!]

Originally Posted by TomcatViP

You'd need to really read it actually

I have read the article, maybe I’m being especially thick (and that may very well be the case ), I cannot see the statement that 87 octane fuel was the fuel normally used by the Spitfire or Hurricane during combat in the Battle of Britain.

There is a quote in that paper, which you used before, that states that "the petrol normally used at that time was 87 Octane" however the time it is referring to is 1937.