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22nd August 2015, 20:59
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Re: Soviet aviation fuel: More bang for the buck or the ruble?
Hello Thomas
I'm very busy, on the LL fuel and oil deliveries, see Altea's answers, but IIRC the 2 620 000 metric tons is the amount of all oil products, and remember also the 6 refineries delivered by USA. On M-82FN Forsage (1st gear only): 2500 rpm 1180+-10 mm Hg, the boost probably is the key., its close to the max boost allowed to Bristol Hercules radials with 100oct, 100/130 grade fuel (+8.25). On the P-39 IAD, IIRC the question was the time needed to get the 100 oct fuel to the airfields used by the division. Last edited by Juha; 22nd August 2015 at 21:48. Reason: Adding the Hercules info 
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