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Old 10-20-2012, 09:00 AM
TomcatViP TomcatViP is offline
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Ok 3 post and nothing new.

I hve been tricked liked that alrdy for hundred of pages. End of conv. for me.

Here is the link to the book I cited for the reader that would be interested to get a quick snap of what are aerodynamics forces, as told by a Jedi master:

http://www.amazon.com/Aerodynamics-H...+Topics+karman

Much better read than hanging here, sadly..

May the Force (of flows) be with you.
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Old 10-20-2012, 09:58 AM
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If you were right, the Mach related drag increase on the 109E would happen only somewhere between 498 km/h and 537 km/h, as the top speed in first charger gear (537 km/h, 2150m, 1115 hp) and in second charger gear (575 km/h, 4850m, 1100hp) are in perfect agreement.

A plane doing 498km/h at 1018hp at sea level, should do around 555km/h at 1115hp at 2150m and 600km/h at 1100hp at 4850m, give or take a percent or two.

These figures happens to be pretty much spot on Bf 109F performance, which either means it did not suffer the E model Mach effects, or it means the problem with the data is elsewhere.

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Old 10-20-2012, 03:44 PM
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Google searching you sld found it easily


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