1st picture: Fw 190F-8/R1
2nd picture: airplane captured by Americans, the original German had rack?
3rd picture: aircraft in display, the original had rack?
4th picture: Fw 190F-8/R1 W.Nr.12043 was captured by Americans, transported to the US and assigned FE-116 (Foreign Equipment).
5th picture: Fw 190A8/R2s of 12.(sturm)/JG 3. Rarely seen was the
Ooops!, that is not a Mk103, no cannon, only a spot in the picture, look at the wing, no bulge. :wink:
And if you look with detail, you will see a late schlacht cammo.
[b]Fw 190F8/R1 (R
F*ck me!.. You wouldn't want to get in front of that thing would you!!
maybe in a modern combat helicopter (tiger, apache...) but not in a ww2 plane
Yes for the removal of the rack.
And yes, this will probably piss people, but I still have to vent:
Yes for new slots with new FM for A4, A5, A6, A8 and A9 to correct kommandogerat lawnmower engine response. Hope to see new slot planes with correct engine response like new A3.
And yes, 1.65 ATA A8 in Olegland is as unrealistic plane as one can have in a WW2 aerial combat simulator.
Just venting. No need to reply. I'm not discussing anything...
The reason for the ETC on the FW-190A-8 was the C3 injection. While the C3 injection was in use the engine took much more gasoline. Round about 70 liters more in 5 miuntes. So there was a new 115 liter tank which was built behind the cockpit. There was a movement in the equilibrium that made the plane very instable. This problem caused a lot of headakes and the begin of the A-8 production went into the december of 1943. The first solution for the equilibrium problem was the ETC bomb rack. It was moved foreward.
The new 115 liter tank did not make it into the serial production until september 1944. It was available with the ETC as a r