Authentic Flight Manuals.

[Schroeder]

I've just found a manual for the Messerschmitt 109K on my hard disk (forgot it was there).
If anyone is interested let me know and I'll upload it.
(It is in German...)

[Kratos]

Originally Posted by Schroeder

I've just found a manual for the Messerschmitt 109K on my hard disk (forgot it was there).
If anyone is interested let me know and I'll upload it.
(It is in German...)

Well i would say upload it, but err! a dont speak Jarmin

[Silverleaf]

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]

Originally Posted by Silverleaf

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

[Hitman]

I'd very much like to have the 109, although my favourites are the FW190 and the Stuka

[Schroeder]

Here it is:
http://rapidshare.com/files/178750853/Bf109K-4.pdf.html

[Orion2012]

Originally Posted by Hitman

I'd very much like to have the 109, although my favourites are the FW190 and the Stuka

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]

Originally Posted by Silverleaf

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]

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]

Originally Posted by Silverleaf

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?

[Hitman]

Many thanks

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 )

Hence, if you also have the LA-5 and LA-7 manuals, I'd wellcome them also

[Orion2012]

Originally Posted by Silverleaf

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...rovider_id=266

Nice picture of Glacier Girl. I'm honestly thinking of ordering a print.

[Silverleaf]

SWEET !!

Thank you for link, that's awesome!