Aircraft Identification Thread 2

• Feb 20, 2005

• #161

Grampa

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Feb 4, 2005

Here's a test of your knovlege.


Here's some data
Type:
fighter

Engine:
1x1065hk 14 cylinder radial engine

Performance:
max speed 570 km/h at 5000 m
at dive 650 km/h
crusin speed 410 at sealewel
service celling 9300 m
range 1250 km
take off and landing 350 m

weight:
empty 2020 kg
max 2835 kg

Dimension:
span 10 m
lenght 7,8 m
height 2,8 m
wing area 16 m2
arament 4 x 13.2 mm m/39A macineguns whit 250 rounds in wings.

 

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• Feb 20, 2005

• #162

cheddar cheese

Major General

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Jan 9, 2004

WSM, England

FFVS J.22

 

• Feb 20, 2005

• #163

the lancaster kicks ass

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Dec 20, 2003

that would mean so much more to me in metric...........

 

• Feb 20, 2005

• #164

cheddar cheese

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Jan 9, 2004

WSM, England

It is in metric I understand it well enough...

 

• Feb 20, 2005

• #165

the lancaster kicks ass

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Dec 20, 2003

sorry meant imperial...........

 

• Feb 20, 2005

• #166

Grampa

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Feb 4, 2005

Damn. You got it right Cheddar cheese.
Ok try this

 

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• Feb 20, 2005

• #167

mosquitoman

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Jan 20, 2005

Saffron Walden/Sheffield

www.myspace.com

It was built by Saab and it could have a jet engine instead of props. That's all I know

 

• Feb 20, 2005

• #168

K

KraziKanuK

Banned

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Jan 26, 2005

It looks like a J21 but it is a Dutch a/c, the Fokker D XXIII which flew first in May 1939. Used 2 Walter Sagitta I0SR engines of 520hp.

 

• Feb 20, 2005

• #169

cheddar cheese

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Jan 9, 2004

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Its Either the SAAB A.21 or J.21...

 

• Feb 20, 2005

• #170

K

KraziKanuK

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Jan 26, 2005

cheddar cheese said:

Its Either the SAAB A.21 or J.21...

Click to expand...

CC, look at this pic, http://ww2photo.mimerswell.com/air/nl/fokker/04341.jpg

 

• Feb 20, 2005

• #171

Grampa

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Feb 4, 2005

Sorry everybody but I foiled you. Just because I from Sweden doesn't mean for sure that I only show plane from Sweden. So I figured a way to fol you by shoving a plane that are similarly to SAAB J21.

Congratulation KraziKanuK you are the winner. it's the Fokker D XXIII

OK heres next challenge

 

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• Feb 20, 2005

• #172

mosquitoman

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Jan 20, 2005

Saffron Walden/Sheffield

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LaGG-3?

 

• Feb 20, 2005

• #173

cheddar cheese

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Yak-1?

 

• Feb 20, 2005

• #174

K

KraziKanuK

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Jan 26, 2005

Thanks Grampa. To save typing you can say KK.

Your latest is a Dewoitine D 520.

 

• Feb 20, 2005

• #175

Grampa

Senior Airman

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Feb 4, 2005

mosquitoman you got it wrong.

cheddar cheese you got it wrong.

KraziKanuK sorry to say this but you got it wrong to.

Heres a clue
this plane whent in action against the German Luftwaffe in the beginning of ww 2.

 

• Feb 20, 2005

• #176

mosquitoman

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Jan 20, 2005

Saffron Walden/Sheffield

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Is it polish then?

 

• Feb 20, 2005

• #177

the lancaster kicks ass

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Dec 20, 2003

bit unsporting, doing so many in a row aint it grampa??

 

• Feb 20, 2005

• #178

Grampa

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Feb 4, 2005

Nope its not Polish.
Heres a hint.
The few that survived the German occupation allied whit the Russian air force during the Russian reoccupation

 

• Feb 20, 2005

• #179

K

KraziKanuK

Banned

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Jan 26, 2005

Right Grampa, the D520 did not have wing root air intakes.

It also looks like a Arsenal VG33 but my latest guess wil be a Yugoslavian Rogozarski IK-3.

 

• Feb 20, 2005

• #180

JCS

Senior Airman

667

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Jul 15, 2004

Nicholson, PA

Yep, thats an IK-3 all right...