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Focke-Wulf FW 200 Bomber


Would You Like a FW200 Bomber  

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  1. 1. Would The German Pilots Like a Focke Wulf FW200 Bomber

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You CANT be serious, Stuka's are cool but not pretty 

 

 

(struggle though to the end,there is some nice footage)

 

and to stay on topic

 

 

and just for fun, one of the reasons I have a fondness for large four engine piston aircraft

 

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Checking a developing oil leak on No,4 engine 'somewhere' over Somalia in a DC-4, there was a reserve oil tank (mod) so we were able to transfer oil in flight, the  leak was from the lower fitting on a pushrod cover,(common R-2000 problem) took a whole day to fix! one of the bonuses of being a pilot on old aircraft is that you also have to be a mechanic

 

Interestingly range was more often limited not by fuel but by oil consumption, each engine had 22 gallon oil tank with 1.8 gallon reserve for feathering, it was fairly standard to use about two and a half gallons an hour, with anything over three needing some attention and most likely an engine change

 

Cheers Dakpilot

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That is a really great diorama. Your work?

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