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Orion2012
12-23-08, 03:09 PM
Don't normally post down here but I thought I might today, the reason being is while going through loads of files on an external HDD, and what I found were several PDF's I have collected of authentic pilots manuals from WW2. P-38 P-51 P-40(Maintanence guide as well), F4U just to name a small portion. Most are american aircraft, but there are a few german and british manuals as well. If anyone wants these or is intrested, tell me what your looking for and if I have it, I'll upload it.
Schroeder
12-23-08, 03:17 PM
What are you waiting for? Upload everything you have:D :up:
Of course we want them! :rock:
XabbaRus
12-23-08, 03:44 PM
What about Russian flight manuals. I'm sure there was also a link for those somewhere.
Orion2012
12-23-08, 04:49 PM
What about Russian flight manuals. I'm sure there was also a link for those somewhere.
I think I have a YAK somewhere....
Uploading first batch now, will upload more after work.
Orion2012
12-23-08, 05:19 PM
http://hosted.filefront.com/Orion2012/2341387
There ya go!
Some are duplicates because while one part may be damaged in copy A its fine in copy B.
Schroeder
12-24-08, 05:29 AM
Thanks alot.:up:
Orion2012
12-24-08, 10:03 AM
Thanks alot.:up:
No Problem. I have a LOT more, just have to pull them off the HDD.
Raptor1
12-24-08, 10:08 AM
Got a P-39?
Orion2012
12-24-08, 02:41 PM
Got a P-39?
I think so. More then likely for US variants.
Sorry, I don't on this harddrive. I haven't pulled the other 2 yet, so it could be there. I'll check them ASAP.
Schroeder
12-31-08, 09:02 AM
I've just found a manual for the Messerschmitt 109K on my hard disk (forgot it was there:oops:).
If anyone is interested let me know and I'll upload it.:D
(It is in German...)
I've just found a manual for the Messerschmitt 109K on my hard disk (forgot it was there:oops:).
If anyone is interested let me know and I'll upload it.:D
(It is in German...)
Well i would say upload it, but err! a dont speak Jarmin :arrgh!:
Silverleaf
01-01-09, 08:52 AM
The P-38 manuals were greatly appreciated 8)
I'd love to see some details on the Macchi 202/205, so if anyone finds one, please let me know.
Cheers,
Raptor1
01-01-09, 10:48 AM
The P-38 manuals were greatly appreciated 8)
I'd love to see some details on the Macchi 202/205, so if anyone finds one, please let me know.
Cheers,
If you do find, it'll probably be in Italian
I'd very much like to have the 109, although my favourites are the FW190 and the Stuka :up:
Schroeder
01-01-09, 11:25 AM
Here it is::D
http://rapidshare.com/files/178750853/Bf109K-4.pdf.html
Orion2012
01-02-09, 04:04 PM
I'd very much like to have the 109, although my favourites are the FW190 and the Stuka :up:
I have some kind of Ju/FW manuals here somewhere. I'll try and pull them ASAP, busy with work, and keep getting distracted by Sh4.
Orion2012
01-02-09, 04:05 PM
The P-38 manuals were greatly appreciated 8)
I'd love to see some details on the Macchi 202/205, so if anyone finds one, please let me know.
Cheers,
My absolute favorite WW2 Aircraft is the P-38.
Silverleaf
01-02-09, 04:39 PM
I had the distinct pleasure of seeing two p-38's fly in my lifetime. Glacier Girl in 2002 and an older model in 1978 or so. The P-38 remains the perfect plane for me, as everything else pales in comparison.
Cheers,
Orion2012
01-02-09, 07:27 PM
I had the distinct pleasure of seeing two p-38's fly in my lifetime. Glacier Girl in 2002 and an older model in 1978 or so. The P-38 remains the perfect plane for me, as everything else pales in comparison.
Cheers,
Really, what more could you want out of an aircraft. Plenty of power, good armament and will take a beating a keep on ticking. The only problem I have with it is the low max dive speed and weak elevators in a dive.
One of the manuals I uploaded covers the aerial reconnaissance models, Very interesting reading.
Going to upload the Ju-88, FW-190, and IL2 later tonight or tommorow. These are UNTRANSLATED, well a couple JU-88's are, the Fulke and IL2 are not.
Probably a dumb question, but you guys want the Spit's as well?
Many thanks :up: :up:
I have owned only two WW2 airplane simulators so far, EAW and IL2, and have learned that to be minimally proficient with aircraft -unlike with submarines- you must concentrate in a selected few if possible. Thus I only fly the FW190 and Stuka in the german side, and the IL2 and the LA-5 or LA-7 in the soviet one. I have never liked the british fighters because they are mainly angles fighters, and I prefer the energy fight. (That's of course a personal choice, as I seem to be unable to learn different style of fighting:damn: )
Hence, if you also have the LA-5 and LA-7 manuals, I'd wellcome them also :yep:
Orion2012
01-03-09, 03:08 PM
Hitman, I know I have an La-5 and a La-7. Only issue is, the only english anything I have is from a post war testing of an La-5. It covers the basics and engine performance but thats about it. The La-7 manual is the one issued to pilots, but all in Russian, and the same goes for the La-5 Maintence manual.
I have Fw-190 manual as well, again in german, as well as several for a Ju-88.
I said Authentic didn't I.
Schroeder
01-03-09, 04:09 PM
I would be interested in the 190 manuals.:D
I'll have the Spits if you dont mind ;) ..had a look at the p40's seems its only for the 'N' ..owt for the good old Warhawk? 'E' ;)
any manual for any german plane, translated or not :D
I'd deffo be interested in the Spit, Hurricane too if you have it :rock:
Thanks mate :up:
Orion2012
01-03-09, 06:45 PM
I'll have the Spits if you dont mind ;) ..had a look at the p40's seems its only for the 'N' ..owt for the good old Warhawk? 'E' ;)
I have one that covers both the P-40 D and E variants. I didn't realise I missed it, sorry!
I'm gonna upload these as soon as possible, wife has a "Honey do" list that stretches from here to the moon and back a few times. Hopefully, I can pack up the Ju-88's and Spit's tonight and upload the german FW-190 and IL-2's later. I also stumbled across an "Air Recon Manual" from the early 50's (F-47 Thunderbolt) It's still a very interesting read and I would highly recommend grabbing it.
edit: I'm gonna compress the Seafire manuals with the Spit's and I'm gonna compress the Fw-190's, Bf-109's and Ju-88's together,
XabbaRus
01-04-09, 05:34 AM
Any Russian manuals would be good as I read Russian.
Orion2012
01-04-09, 02:47 PM
I'm uploading a new batch now. I .rar all the files by country. I also am uploading the P-40 D-E variant I missed last time. There is an article about spit's from Luftwissen in the german files if anyone want it without the german manuals let me know.
Good day.
Give it a half hour from this post for all uploads to complete.
I'm uploading a new batch now. I .rar all the files by country. I also am uploading the P-40 D-E variant I missed last time. There is an article about spit's from Luftwissen in the german files if anyone want it without the german manuals let me know.
Good day.
Give it a half hour from this post for all uploads to complete.
:up: Thankyou very glad...
Orion2012
01-04-09, 03:29 PM
Uploading complete.
recieved with thanks :up:
FIREWALL
01-04-09, 04:35 PM
DO YOU HAVE ONE FOR THIS ? :D
http://www.venganza.org/games/index_large.htm
Orion2012
01-04-09, 05:02 PM
No, I don't cover French aircraft Firewall. :D
FIREWALL
01-04-09, 05:12 PM
No, I don't cover French aircraft Firewall. :D
Thx for a P-38 Manual. :up:
Orion2012
01-04-09, 05:52 PM
Oberon, still looking for the hurricane's , I think I have one for a pre-war Hurricane.
Hurricane's and Tempest manuals are very hard to find. The only Tempest Manual I ever saw wasn't for sale.
Schroeder
01-05-09, 11:22 AM
Thanks.:up:
XabbaRus
01-05-09, 01:29 PM
Cheers, I like the construction manual for the La-5
No problem, I'm learning russian since last year :D, german I already learned at school and I understand it perfectly and speak it fluently.
Thanks :up:
Orion2012
01-05-09, 04:53 PM
No problem, I'm learning russian since last year :D, german I already learned at school and I understand it perfectly and speak it fluently.
Thanks :up:
Inside the Spit/Sea archive I have a Luftwissen report on the Spitifire. If you, or anyone else could read it, I've always wondered what the Luft thought of the spits.
Edit: Uploaded P-39
Raptor1
01-06-09, 11:41 PM
No problem, I'm learning russian since last year :D, german I already learned at school and I understand it perfectly and speak it fluently.
Thanks :up:
Inside the Spit/Sea archive I have a Luftwissen report on the Spitifire. If you, or anyone else could read it, I've always wondered what the Luft thought of the spits.
Edit: Uploaded P-39
Thanks
Orion2012
01-09-09, 06:29 PM
I had the distinct pleasure of seeing two p-38's fly in my lifetime. Glacier Girl in 2002 and an older model in 1978 or so. The P-38 remains the perfect plane for me, as everything else pales in comparison.
Cheers,
http://pictopia.com/perl/gal?process=gallery&gallery_id=17663&provider_id=266
Nice picture of Glacier Girl. I'm honestly thinking of ordering a print.
Silverleaf
01-09-09, 06:40 PM
SWEET !!
Thank you for link, that's awesome!
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