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Old 05-07-2012, 06:58 PM
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Originally Posted by 41Sqn_Banks View Post
There was no WEP for DB601 A1/Aa, only a special take-off boost. There is nothing that indicates that 1' Minute 1.4/1.45 was used for anything else than take-off or above 1-1.5 km altitude.

http://www.il2bugtracker.com/issues/40#note-10
http://www.il2bugtracker.com/issues/40#note-11
On the other hand there is nothing to suggest that 1,40/1,45 ata was not possible use at any altitude. So far I have not found any evidence that this was mechanically restricted to the 1st supercharger speed, and it quite likely that it was not.

OTOH I agree that the manuals insist that is to be used for special take off conditions. Which is kinda parallel to the Spitfire II limitations (which limit +12 to take off conditions only), so it just might be good idea to include a code that this 'WEP' on both planes should be only usable when the wheels are on the ground.?
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