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Old 04-20-2012, 08:38 PM
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We have to agree to disagre here. For my point of view, there are too many flies - Pips papers, the note of Squadrons concerned and the lack of any paper saying universal use amongst others- in that ointment to make it believable. That being said, of course the RAF was using 100 octane for a fair number of fighter Squadrons, and for this reason a 100 oct / +12 boost variant is fully supportable for COD. Hence I supported Osprey's poll in the bug thread, despite his often petty and malicious contents. I just disagree that this should be the only variant modelled. I think a 87 octane version should be there as well, and mission builders / server hosts will decide what they would believe to be true.
I have repeatedly challenged you to produce evidence of even a single Spitfire/Hurricane 87 octane operational squadron combat sortie during the BofB. This should be an easy task if, as you contend, the majority of RAF FC Spitfire/Hurricane operational squadrons were using 87 Octane fuel.

So I'll issue the challenge again and again, until you answer it or admit that your contention is unsupported by the historical record.

I'm still waiting for a reply.
 

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