I've collected a few test results through some decades that might give you the answers your looking for. They are in my google drive and you can get them through this link. Have fun!
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1lxAq0-jT-PPhVaovkN3hpRITAywhkyXR?usp=drive_link
If you can read German or have a way to translate, then here's the handbook for the 109K. The answer your looking for maybe in it. The link is to my google drive. Just click on the link below googles bullcrap...
A couple of books that have a good amount of information in them on the Ki-43 I've collected though decades. They're links to my Google Drive.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/13kxYJnd-nZhS92ZHxCcvcSXkcbMIiqhZ/view?usp=share_link...
Don't know if there's anything I've collected through 30+ years has what you desire, but here's links to my Goggle Drive for German Aircraft. Enjoy looking for what you want. I don't believe there's anything about the ground crews though. I do believe there's some maintenance discussed in the...
Maybe these can help you find what you need. I've collect data/stuff for 30+ years helping different Aircraft Simulations starting with Air Warrior and continuing on to even today with iEnt Warbirds Sim. A new version is planned to be released at the end of August. Hopefully these will help you...
Don't know if either of the 2 I have for the F4U are better than what you have, but use what I've saved through the years; follow the google drive folder link and download them. There's also convergence charts for a number of other American fighters, 109E and 190 in the folder. Enjoy...
I'm wondering which game. I've been involved with the multi-player flight sims since Air Warrior days. Some changes were made 8 years ago to my long time game by a person who would listen at first to suggestions of using this data and not that, but as usually happens they decided they were the...
I've gathered stuff for 25+ years to help game developers starting back in the day of large online multi-player games that include just about every aircraft used in WW2.
Here's a link to my GD folder stuffed with P-47 data from many sources. Have a field day folks...
It wasn't an exact copy of the DB601 that was developed, but a lightened version that the Japanese had serious problems with crankshaft issues. But to answer your question, you already answered it. As GregP posted.
Yes I've seen those pilot reports and just like pilot stories told; they were what the pilot "remembers" at the time he was engaged in catching, shooting or getting shot down. Those stories even include using 75" of boost in the merlin and British pilot reports state they were using 80" of...
I'm relatively sure HP is PS in the figures your showing. 1750PS = 1726HP 1900PS = 1874HP. Yes I know not much difference and just wanting to be talking apples to apples, plus some on the forum might be new folks who wouldn't know the difference.
As for all motors a boost increase will raise...
I've personally in the past 40 years had chats with many (over 30) fighter pilots in the armed forces and most never used WEP in combat. The few that did use it said it was in desperation of usually trying to catch a fleeing enemy or in a non-combat situation to see what that extra power was...
One instance that has been put in writing about what using Special Emergency Power might cause.
"Czypionka admired both the Mosquito and its crews. "That airplane, it was so beautiful, it flew so well, I almost hated to have to try and shoot at it." In truth, the Nachtjagdgeschwader pilots had...