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Polar
Иваныч, я в этом вопросе не специалист и привык думать следующее:
"The AFDU report on Faber's 190 says differently, but the AFDU made an error in their tests, running their 190A3 at a higher power setting than the Germans allowed. In fact, the RAF used what was the German's 3 minute rating as a 30 minute rating, and used a 3 minute rating that the Germans didn't use on the A3.
In short, the AFDU overboosted their captured 190.
I can document this if you want proof, but it's quite clear in the AFDU report as well, where they say there is evidence the engine has been derated. (they adjusted the engine to run at it's "full" rating even though this was higher than the Germans allowed)
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In fact Faber's 190 had more power than it did in German service, because the RAF used 1.42 ata, 2700 rpm as the 3 minute rating, when it was actually limited to 1.35 ata, 2450 rpm
The AFDU used 1.35 ata, 2450 rpm as the 30 minute rating, the Germans used 1.28 ata, 2350 rpm
So what the Germans consider emergency power the AFDU used as a climb setting, and as emergency setting they used far more than the 190 was cleared for."
Так что, сие не так?[COLOR="Silver"]