Historically Tank started to look at the possibilities of a DB (or Jumo) powered Fw 190 early in 1941. The final version historically didn'y see operational service until late 1944. I reckon,in your scenario,mid 1943 is possible.
It took from November 1941,when the decision to go with a Jumo 213 A motor was taken until September 1942 before V 17 (W.Nr.0039,CF+OX) actually flew. You seem to have a completely unrealistic concept of the time these things take to develop.
What are you going to do in the mean time?
As for your comments about the relative merits of the Fw 190 A and Bf 109 F,this isn't the thread for that debate.
As for your comments about the RAF in 1941,I won't dignify them with a reply. You might like to read these.
Royal Air Force Fighter Command Losses of the Second World War, Vol. 1: Operational Losses, Aircraft and Crews 1939-1941: Norman L. R. Franks: 9781857802863: Amazon.com: Books
Royal Air Force Fighter Command Losses of the Second World War: Volume 2. Operational Losses: Aircraft and Crews 1942-1943: 1942-43 v. 2: Amazon.co.uk: Norman L. R. Franks: Books
Cheers
Steve
It took from November 1941,when the decision to go with a Jumo 213 A motor was taken until September 1942 before V 17 (W.Nr.0039,CF+OX) actually flew. You seem to have a completely unrealistic concept of the time these things take to develop.
What are you going to do in the mean time?
As for your comments about the relative merits of the Fw 190 A and Bf 109 F,this isn't the thread for that debate.
As for your comments about the RAF in 1941,I won't dignify them with a reply. You might like to read these.
Royal Air Force Fighter Command Losses of the Second World War, Vol. 1: Operational Losses, Aircraft and Crews 1939-1941: Norman L. R. Franks: 9781857802863: Amazon.com: Books
Royal Air Force Fighter Command Losses of the Second World War: Volume 2. Operational Losses: Aircraft and Crews 1942-1943: 1942-43 v. 2: Amazon.co.uk: Norman L. R. Franks: Books
Cheers
Steve
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