Best Bomber of WW2 -- #3

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One more question...... bombload for a 3200 mile mission.

And do these bombloads reflect fuel reserves for about 1 hour?
 
FB said:
I'm missing from page 46 on - is that data on P48

no, my own memory :lol:

i have no figures for 3,200 miles but i'd estimate about 4,000lbs, possibly more, and i'm afraid i am uncertain about the fuel reserves........
 
the lancaster kicks ass said:
FB said:
I'm missing from page 46 on - is that data on P48

no, my own memory :lol:

And why does THAT not surprise me! :roll:
 
I was only going roughly on your value for the 2600 mile mission. Although I will admit you will know what it can and can't do a lot better than me :), I would say though the higher value would have been more likely. Where there any missions flown by the Lancaster that were that long? I know there were some long mission just not any details.
 
the lancaster kicks ass said:
i can't say from memory, i'll try and look tonight.........

And while you're at it I want to know how many pounds of fuel will be used to fly 100 miles and climb to 17,500.' #-o
 
ocean survival kits

these were already carried over europe??
 
then pust the figures and put us all outta our misery.......
 
600 pounds (US)

Now Lanc, as the resident Lancaster expert I expect you to know this stuff and to quickly and accurately read those charts. If they are too small I will gladly send you a magnifier! :magnifyglass:

I also expect you to recite the table of contents backwards! #-o

Get with it lad!! :homework: :lol:
 

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lazy! i spent half the day shoveling several tons of corn!
 
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