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Title: how would the P400 do in the main
Post by: simshell on January 30, 2004, 04:10:32 PM
im asking how would the P400 do in the main

i see a yak-t clone but hey its a hole other plane with a odd ENG setup

im having a hard time finding stats for the P400 so if someone would plz show some


if you dont know what the P400 is its the P39 just a other verison
Title: how would the P400 do in the main
Post by: Urchin on January 30, 2004, 05:23:59 PM
The P-400 is a P-39D (I think, have to look it up) with a 20mm Hizooka instead of a 37mm.  Firepower would probably be about the same.
Title: Re: how would the P400 do in the main
Post by: joeblogs on January 30, 2004, 09:13:53 PM
It would only survive in an antitank role unless someone was foolish enough to turn with it at low speed and low alt...

-blogs


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Originally posted by simshell
im asking how would the P400 do in the main

i see a yak-t clone but hey its a hole other plane with a odd ENG setup

im having a hard time finding stats for the P400 so if someone would plz show some


if you dont know what the P400 is its the P39 just a other verison
Title: how would the P400 do in the main
Post by: 230G on February 02, 2004, 07:48:06 PM
P-400's were P39's that were shipped back from Britain and re-designated as P-400's. Only difference is it used a 20mm hub cannon instead of the 37mm.  he 37mm was notorious for jamming.
 Funny thing that PTO pilots used to say "...a P400 is just a P-40 with a Zero on its' tail..."
  Warbirds had a model of the P-39 and it actually was kind of fun to fly. A nice change. Like the Yak-9T, one hit from the 37mm abd it's "lights out".
  230G
  479th Raiders
Title: Re: how would the P400 do in the main
Post by: Montezuma on February 02, 2004, 11:30:55 PM
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Originally posted by simshell
im asking how would the P400 do in the main


It would be a hanger queen/cannon fodder in the late 1944 MA, but it would be heavily used in the CT and in events.