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    5-minute limit at Take-off Power and Combat Merlin 65,66,67

    The English variant
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    5-minute limit at Take-off Power and Combat Merlin 65,66,67

    The American variant
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    5-minute limit at Take-off Power and Combat Merlin 65,66,67

    Look, what restrictions are specified in instructions for pilots of Mustangs. This implies that the engine used the basic part of battle boost 61 " 1490 PS. But it is insufficient Power for the plane in weight more than 4000 kg. If in battle basically used boost 61 " (Military Power...
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    5-minute limit at Take-off Power and Combat Merlin 65,66,67

    Our pilots flying in WW2 on P-39 and P-40 c engines Allison V-1710, told that did not observe the instruction and used high-power the engine so much how many it was necessary in battle. Some pilots at all did not know about what existence or time limits Many our pilots spoke " Or you observe...
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    5-minute limit at Take-off Power and Combat Merlin 65,66,67

    Five minutes or more than five minutes. This question important for a fair estimation of opportunities of fighters Mustang and Spitfire. I do not know why but nominal and maximal capacity differed at these fighters considerably. Such big difference is not present at Russian engines for example...
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    5-minute limit at Take-off Power and Combat Merlin 65,66,67

    In America pressure measure in millimeters of a mercury column For example for the engine v-1650-7 67 " hg In England add to existing, for example +18lb I have one certificate of an opportunity of work of the engine v-1650 in mode Take-off Power longer than 5 minutes From the Mustang...
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    5-minute limit at Take-off Power and Combat Merlin 65,66,67

    I am sorry, I badly speak in English. I live in Russia. Tell please, whether it was possible, in air battle to use Take-off Power longer than 5-minutes. Whether there are facts of use of mode "Take-off Power" or "Combat" is longer than 5 minutes at fighters the Mustang and Spitfire? Why...
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