A very interesting fighter

[Karnak]

Hm. It's like the D-9 of the C.2 family.

It is 100% unrelated to the C.2 family.

[BrownBaron]

It is 100% unrelated to the C.2 family.

This I know, I am not a complete idiot, thank you very much.

I was simply comparing its longer sleeker lines to those of the very similar family of airframes.

[morfiend]

Isn't there one of the 110's even rarer than the 152's?
In that the engines modelled may have been ultra rare?
Just seem to recall a thread many moons ago on them.

  Kev,I think your refering to the Bf110C 4b,it's equipped with high alt engines,IDRC the exact model of hand.

  It appears it was a rather low production unit but I'd have to look up the exact number produced.

   

[DCCBOSS]

It looks like a nice addition, but was it flown enough to make the requirements for HTC. I would be in favor of bringing this plane so it gets my vote +1

[bozon]

Also, how many 47M's were produced? Not many IIRC

133 according to one source.

[Ruah]

Engine One 1,475 hp Daimler-Benz DB 605A-1 V-12 inline liquid-cooled piston. 
Dimensions:  Span: 36 ft 1 in / 11 m.
Length: 28 ft 7 3/4 in / 8.73 m.
Height: 10 ft 4 in / 3.15 m.
Wing area: 219.58 sq ft / 20.4 m2. 
Weights:  Empty: 5,732 lb / 2,600 kg.
Maximum: 7,960 lb / 3,610 kg. 
Max speed:  6,560 ft / 2,000 m: 421 mph / 678 kph
13,120 ft / 4,000 m: 351 mph / 565 kph
22,800 ft / 6,950 m: 421 mph / 678 kph
22,965 ft / 7,000 m: 421 mph / 678 kph 
Cruise speed:  320 mph / 515 kph 
climb rate: Time to  6,560 ft / 2,000 m: 1 min 55 sec
13,120 ft / 4,000 m: 4 min 28 sec
19,685 ft / 6,000 m: 5 min 
Service ceiling: 37,730 ft / 11,500 m 
Range:  609 miles / 980 km. 
Crew  one
Armament: 
Two 12.7 mm Breda-SAFAT machine guns with 350 rounds each in upper engine cowling.
One 20 mm Mauser MG 151 cannon with 150 rounds firing through propellor hub.
Two 20 mm Mauser MG 151 cannon with 200 rounds each in wings.
Up to 2,200 lb / 1,000 kg bomb or fuel tank under fuselage.
Two wing hardpoints for 353 lb / 160 kg of bombs or fuel tanks.
 

http://www.aldini.it/re2005/performances.htm

[olds442]

800kmh in a dive isn't at all sloppy!

+1

SCREW khm ITS mph 

[fbWldcat]

SCREW khm ITS mph 

The rest of the world (meaning not America) is smart enough to have the metric system as the standard. Metric is much easier, you count by tens and a Millimeter is more precise than an inch. Just some food for thought.

[bozon]

The rest of the world (meaning not America) is smart enough to have the metric system as the standard. Metric is much easier, you count by tens and a Millimeter is more precise than an inch. Just some food for thought.

If at least they used knots which is in nautical miles then it would make some sense. A nautical mile is 1 arc minute on the circumference of the earth. Makes it a bit easier to convert from coordinates to actual distance on a sphere.

[fbWldcat]

If at least they used knots which is in nautical miles then it would make some sense. A nautical mile is 1 arc minute on the circumference of the earth. Makes it a bit easier to convert from coordinates to actual distance on a sphere.

Exactly. The old English system of measurement... 4 gills= 1 pint, 2 pints= 1 quart, 4 quarts= gallon, 31.5 gallons= barrel. 12 inches= foot, 3 feet= yard. 5,280 ft= a mile. WTF!?

In metric, 10mm is equal to one cm. one gram is equal to 1000 milligrams. You count by tens and it can't get much simpler. I hope the change is made in my lifetime.  




...and now back to the topic.

[BnZs]

Oh yes, obviously convenience and homogenization are the only worthwhile goals in life. Why, I positively look FORWARD to the day when everyone from Greenland to Chile, from Kamchakta to Ireland, from Albania to Zambia, is not only measuring with the same oh-so-convenient decimal "math for dummies" increments, but also drinking the same Coca-Cola, eating the same McDonalds/PizzaHut/Taco Bell takeout, and watching "American Idol" on their tvs while wearing virtually identical shorts, T-shirts, and ballcaps...what a WONDERFUL world it will be with no inconvenient differences between us.

Feet, Bushels, Rods, Fathoms, Shaku, Bu, Cubits, Forgengs, Dessiatines and etc. forever!!!!

Exactly. The old English system of measurement... 4 gills= 1 pint, 2 pints= 1 quart, 4 quarts= gallon, 31.5 gallons= barrel. 12 inches= foot, 3 feet= yard. 5,280 ft= a mile. WTF!?

In metric, 10mm is equal to one cm. one gram is equal to 1000 milligrams. You count by tens and it can't get much simpler. I hope the change is made in my lifetime.  




...and now back to the topic.

[Letalis]

The 47M and the C-Hog are awesome and great additions to the game but with airframes built easily measured in dozens the purist in me cries out for the Yak-3, P-40N, Beaufighter and the Pe-2! These aircraft were much more likely to be seen in the skies of WWII.   

[fbWldcat]

Oh yes, obviously convenience and homogenization are the only worthwhile goals in life. Why, I positively look FORWARD to the day when everyone from Greenland to Chile, from Kamchakta to Ireland, from Albania to Zambia, is not only measuring with the same oh-so-convenient decimal "math for dummies" increments, but also drinking the same Coca-Cola, eating the same McDonalds/PizzaHut/Taco Bell takeout, and watching "American Idol" on their tvs while wearing virtually identical shorts, T-shirts, and ballcaps...what a WONDERFUL world it will be with no inconvenient differences between us.

Feet, Bushels, Rods, Fathoms, Shaku, Bu, Cubits, Forgengs, Dessiatines and etc. forever!!!!

Well that was certainly a reaction to such a small statement

[BnZs]

Well that was certainly a reaction to such a small statement

It's meant in fun. 

Kinda. 

[fbWldcat]

It's meant in fun. 

Kinda. 

Undoubtedly