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Re: Detailed weight breakdown of DB 605A as installed..?
Kurfurst - do you have any charts with Hp as function of altitude for the 605A and A/S with 1.42 ata? Point me in the right location on your website?
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Re: Detailed weight breakdown of DB 605A as installed..?
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1435 PS at SL 1520 PS at 2100m 1200 PS at 8000m 925 PS at 10000m 810 PS at 11000m at 1.42ata man. pressure. In fact I had a semi-complete comparison handy, so I will post it here. It compares DB 605 series with the Merlin 61 (the only RR engine I have reliable/comparable power curves for). The similiarity of the AS and the M61 is striking. The powerful effect of GM-1 (that was subsituted with the AS/D engines in 1944) on altitude output can be seen as well. If you have V 1650-3 and -7 curves, I would happily add them as well, after all, given your deep interest in the 44/45 air battles between escorts and interceptors, from which we have all fruited so far if I may add, I believe this is the core of the interest...? Note : DB 605G ~= maiden name for DB 605AM(= 605A + MW50) From tabular data available for the ASM (output at SL and at FTH) it was relatively easy to estimate the other points. I wonder how accurate it is though, so if anyone has a 'proper' ASM curve... ![]() Its also worth to take a look at this climb graph of the DB 605AM powered G-14 and the DB 605ASM powered G-14/ASM (both laden with MK 108 hubcannon and underwing gondolas). The climb curves should give a good idea of the power curves of the two engine.. http://kurfurst.allaboutwarfare.com/...SNplusMW50.jpg Unfortunately, the G14/G14ASM performance paper from the Mtt Projektbüro, which seems to have such a curve for AM and ASM is in such a poor shape that the particular page is totally unreadable, almost completely black... :/ Cheers, KF
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