CreepiJim Posted June 1, 2014 Posted June 1, 2014 From the manual of the Ju-87 D-1 to D-3 (taxiing, take-off, cruising, dive, landing) Pre-Flight check: - Close canopy - trim to zero - flaps to "Reise-Steigen" - Airbrake to "Einziehen" - Prop pitch to "max RPM" - tail wheel unlocked - Supercharger to "Automatic" Taxiing: - Water radiator fully open - Oil radiator fully open - flaps to "Start" - RPM for taxiing: n = 1600-1800 1/min Flight: - align tail wheel and lock - flaps to "Start" - Prop pitch to "max RPM" - throttle up to max - counter tourque with rudder right - 1min nmax= 2600 +20/-50 1/min; pmax=1,40 ±0,03 ata - take-off weight 5850kg runway for take-off 500m @ 155 km/h (740m for 20m altitude) - take-off weight 6600kg runway for take-off 700m @ 165-170 km/h (1000m for 20m altitude) Airborne: - directly after take-off reduce to n=2400 1/min; p= 1,25 ata (for 30minutes) - flaps to "Reise Steigen" @ va=180 km/h in 200m altitude (nose drops) Velocity for best climb: - 200-210 km/h (with 5300kg 210 km/h; 5800kg 220 km/h; 6600kg 230 km/h; without bombs 4800k g 200 km/h) - after 30 minutes the latest throttle to continous power n=2250 1/min; p=1,15 ata (up to 6500m altitude) above 6500m n=2400 1/min - Supercharger from "Bodenlader" to "Höhenlader" at 3000m altitude (Höhenlader=pushed; Bodenlader=pulled) Water temperatures: - 110°C@ 1km alt - 100°C @ 4km alt - 90°C @ 8 km alt - at 120°C steam is visible on the right side of the cockpit window (not implemented?) - 120°C for max. 10 minutes, do not throttle down quickly for condensating Oil temperatures: >30°C (without cold start preparations) < 105°C (short time only) Nominal: 80°C-90°C Oil pressure: <5,5 atü >9 atü - at least 4 atü at full pressure altitude (Höhenlader @ n=2400 1/min, 60-70°C oil temp) fuel pressure: > 1 atü < 2 atü (max short time value 2,2-2,3 atü) cruise flight: - n=2250 1/min; p=1,15 ata up to 6500m; n=2400 1/min; p= 1,15 above 6500m - recommended economic flight n= 1900 1/min; p=1,0 ata oil consumption: n= 2250 1/min; p=1,15 ata : 10l/h max. pre-dive preparations: - open floor window - do not dive more than 90° (check wind direction) - do not dive without divebrakes - flaps to "Reise Steigen" - elevator trim to "Reise" - rudder trim to "Reise" - RPM to 2250 1/min - supercharger to "Automatic" (- activate siren) - throttle to p=0,8 ata - close radiators - extend divebrakes (red indicators on both wingroots) dive speeds: - with 1000kg bomb in 90° dive with n= 2250 1/min va=570 km/h - with n=1800 1/min va=590 km/h - with 1800kg bomb @ 70° dive n=2250 or 1800 1/min va=600 km/h - dive speed will be reached after a 2500m dive - max dive speed with air brake: 600 km/h up to 2km altitude; 550km/h above 2km altitude - elevator trim can be set to slight "nose down" to keep the dive - ailerons and rudder can be used to correct dive - recover with bomb load possible with 5g (1000kg) or 4,3g (1800kg) post-dive procedures: - retract divebrake - open radiators (- disable siren below 350 km/h) - throttle to 2400 1/min; p= 1,25 ata (emergency power n=2600 1/min; p=1,40 ata) landing: - n=2250 1/min at 150-160 km/h - required airstrip 400m against wind engine shut-off: - open radiators - with high water temperatures throttle to 1200-1400 1/min; p=0,7 ata - rpm to minumum at 1200 1/min - shut down engine speed of best glide: - 160 -180 km/h without bombs - ideally 175 km/h - best vector 1 :12 - flaps to 25° 2
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