De Havilland Hornet
Power plant Two Rolls-Royce Merlin 130/131 inline piston engines
Thrust 2,070 HP 1,544 kW
Wingspan 45 ft 13.72 m
Length 36.7 ft 11.18 m
Height 14.2 ft 4.32 m
Wingarea 361 sq ft 33.54 sq m
Weight empty 12,880 lb 5,842 kg
max. 20,900 lb 9,480 kg
Speed 472 mph 759 km/h
Ceiling 35,000 ft 10,670 m
Range 2,503 mi 4,028 km
Armament 4x 20 mm cannon, 907 kg bomb
Crew One
First flight 28.7.1944
Number built 215
Jirka Wagner
Any chamce of something like this being considered as a perk plane, instead of the Spit XIV and Tempest? It seems even RAF perk planes have to be a year older than other nations.
