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A: fw190a8 with full oil tank and ammo, 4 tons weight B: fw190a8 almost out of oil and ammo, 3.5 tons weight. Max level flight at sea level: A=B Dive in 45 degree: A>B The heavier of aircraft, the more benefit in dive. in a 0 degree "dive", that's level flght, fw190a8 has more terminal speed than p47d, eg, 580km/h vs 560km/h. In a 45 degree dives, obviously P47 has more. Quote:
Perhaps you are right about the operational difference between P47 and Fw190 in summer 1943. Perhaps the fw190 pilot was waiting for p47 until p47's pilot finished his preparation before dive. Don't forget that was a "test", not a real "combat". Btw, there is evidence that p47 propeller has more efficiency at 2600rpm than 2800rpm in a high speed dive. Does P47 need to reduce manifold before dive? Anyway, for some reasons, P47 was outdived by fw190G initially. P47 was slower and behind of fw190 after a short time of 65 degree dive. In order to over take fw190 in later dive stage, P47 need to get higher acceleration at first, that is the proof of P47 has better dive acceleration WITHIN fw190's allowable dive limits----466mph. Last edited by BlackBerry; 06-04-2012 at 04:44 PM. |
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