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General Forums => Aircraft and Vehicles => Topic started by: Pei on October 04, 2002, 11:57:31 AM
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Could anyone point me to performance figures for the Fw-190A9?
Thx
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Undefined :)
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Hi Pei,
>Could anyone point me to performance figures for the Fw-190A9?
There's a Focke-Wulf type overview dated 01.10.1944, signed "Vogtsberger", that indicates 560 km/h at sea level and 666 km/h at 6400 m for the Fw 190A-9 equipped with a BMW801F. That's about 22 km/h faster than the Fw 190A-8 under the same conditions.
However, no Special War Emergency Power values (C3/MW50/GM-1 injection) are given. The unboosted full-throttle height speed of the A-9 still is superior to that of the boosted A-8 (652 km/h).
Ceiling is up to 10800 m from the A-8's 9950 m (though with boost, the A-8 achieved 10600 m as well).
(The Fw 190D-9 is superior to the A-9 in every aspect of performance listed in that chart.)
Regards,
Henning (HoHun)
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Thank you Henning!
Get back to your own thread spitdweeb! :)
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Ah, but the D-9 doesn't have 4 x 20mm :)
J_A_B
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Hi Jab,
>Ah, but the D-9 doesn't have 4 x 20mm :)
Good observation! :-)
However, the D-9 had the same wing as the A-8 (or A-9) and could be fitted with outboard MG151/20 (or MK108) as well.
(I think this was rarely done, though. It's my impression that the existing photographs of 4-cannon Doras mostly show prototypes or the rare D-11/D-13 aircraft.)
In any case, the Vogtsberger (or "Voigtsberger"?) table lists the impact the addition of the outboard cannon. The D-9 with outboard cannon lost 10 km/h of its top speed and 0.45 m/s of its climb at at Full Throttle Height, while service ceiling dropped by 150 m.
Even figuring in these losses, the D-9 is still superior to the A-9 in every aspect of performance listed in that table :-)
(I actually checked this before commenting on the superiority of the D-9, but deleted the detailed comparison when I noticed it doubled the take-off weight of my post ;-)
Regards,
Henning (HoHun)
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(I actually checked this before commenting on the superiority of the D-9, but deleted the detailed comparison when I noticed it doubled the take-off weight of my post ;-)
Kelly Johnson would be proud. :)
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The performance numbers I've seen from the A9 and F9, using (F engine wasn't used in operational production planes) BWM 801 TS engines was around 385 mph at the deck. I want THIS PLANE I WANT IT I WANT IT GIVE IT TO ME!!!!!!