Where is everyone #5

Tell him Tough. Ford Tough.

 

Heads up Mooseman

Ya never know who's watching U

 

Yes,

Mercedes DB600-605 inverted V12's powered a number of Luftwaffe airplanes.

 

Any good food joints round there I should know about?

 

Grimey. You look different.
Who's a good Grimey ?
You are !

 

Where are my manners ?
I beg your forgiveness for this late response. Here's the response.

You're welcome !

 

My Boy Luke says he can drink fitty eggs, he can drink fitty eggs.

 

Early war airplane had this problem. Bendix pressure carburetors solved this issue in 1941/2 All the US built Merlin's, R2800's Allison's had them, the post 1940 RR Merlin's did as well.

Arguably the "best" piston engine fighter of WWII was the FW190, it needed more power but it could out fly a Spit or P51

 

If you find one here close, let me know.

 

Yes that Focke Wulf was tough. Saw a really corroded one in San Antonio. Hard to believe how few of them are left. Single digits IIRC. Fantastic plane. The later version with the long nose had more power but the emphasis had shifted to the jet ME 262 I think ?