Aces High Bulletin Board
General Forums => Wishlist => Topic started by: DREDIOCK on October 16, 2009, 07:06:13 PM
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20 mm MG 151 cannon mounted in a gondola under each wing
Gimme my gondies back :D
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Didn't the Bf109F-1 and F-2 have an MG151/15 15mm hub gun?
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If I recall correctly, the F-1 had not even the MG 151/15, but still the old MG/FF. the 151/15 appeared with the F-2. The F-4 (and re-equipped F-3) were the first ones with the 151/20.
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I hate the F-2 in Il-2 1946. Trying to shoot down an Il-2 with one of those things requires almost the entire 15mm clip. It's no wonder many pilots preferred the 109E.
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If I recall correctly, the F-1 had not even the MG 151/15, but still the old MG/FF. the 151/15 appeared with the F-2. The F-4 (and re-equipped F-3) were the first ones with the 151/20.
BF 109 F-1/R1 had gondies
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BF 109 F-1/R1 had gondies
There was no F-1/R. And again, at the time the F-1 was introduced, the 109 still carried MG/FF's.
You (or your source) are confusing it with the F-4/R-1 - our F-4 with gondolas. But only very few of them were actually produced. The need for heavy firepower at the expense of performance came later during the war, not in 41/42.
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I agree with the mollusk. Show us a picture of a 109F-1 with gondolas. I've never seen one.
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You (or your source) are confusing it with the F-4/R-1 - our F-4 with gondolas.
You may be right. My bad
Ok give me that one then
Hell I know It aint gonna happen anyway. Just wishful thinking.
While I can still fly the hell out of our current 109F. From a maneuvering standpoint I actually liked the performance hit it caused it and was able to use it to my advantage.
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An F4 with gondolas was a very rare bird, almost as rare as a 3-cannon La-7. ;)
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An F4 with gondolas was a very rare bird
Yes, rare indeed
240 of them
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240? I seem to recall the number "1000" thrown around, meaning the 109Fs left the factory with a wing capable of carrying the gondola, not that they actually did.