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Technical Discuss Need an expert to tell me a few basic headline numbers about He-111 and He-219 in the World War II - Aviation forums; Hi all. I need your expert help, please. I am chasing the Aircraft Limitation numbers for the He-111 and He-219. ...

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    Need an expert to tell me a few basic headline numbers about He-111 and He-219

    Hi all. I need your expert help, please. I am chasing the Aircraft Limitation numbers for the He-111 and He-219.

    I would prefer (but do not wish to limit the input) the He-111 engine figures to be the Jumo211.

    I would like the MP figures in Hg (may not be available?)

    The purpose is to enable me to fly on the flight simulator "within limits", which is so much more enjoyable than just mucking around.



    Could someone please help ?


    Maximum Take off power
    - Manifold Pressure (in Hg)
    - RPM

    Max Cruise climb
    - MP
    - RPM

    Max cruise lean
    - MP
    - RPM

    Max cruise rich
    - MP
    - RPM

    Maximum gear extended speed
    Maximum gear operation speed

    Maximum flap extended speed
    Maxium flap operation speed

    Maximum cylinder head temp (on the sim seems to get up to mid 300s for He-111)
    Maximum oil temp (on the sim seems to get up to around 180 for He-111)
    Last edited by p38man; 11-20-2011 at 07:10 PM.

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    Doubt you'll get that for the 219 but check out the manuals thread in this forum. There are probably some pilot manuals for the 111.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crimea_River View Post
    Doubt you'll get that for the 219 but check out the manuals thread in this forum. There are probably some pilot manuals for the 111.
    I did download some - could not understand them though.

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    He 219 engines:
    DB 603A on the A-0, 603AA on the A-2 and 603E on the A-7, take-off powers are 1750 (1.4ata boost), 1670 (1.4 ata) and 1800PS(1.48 ata) at 2700 rpm.

    From DB603A manual:
    climb/combat power (30 minutes) is at 1.3 ata and 2500 rpm
    maximum continuous is at 1.2 ata and 2300 rpm
    max oil temp is 125 degrees celsius, 135 degrees permitted for a short time

    He 111:
    Lots of variations, the most common should be a Jumo 211F with 1340PS take-off power at 1.4 ata and 2600rpm.

    From Jumo 211F manual:
    climb/combat: 1.25 ata at 2400 rpm
    max continuous: 1.15 ata at 2250 rpm
    Last edited by Denniss; 11-21-2011 at 09:12 PM.

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    Awesome Denniss !

    Thanks, I had managed to get many values (a bit here a bit there) but was missing some of yours above.

    Especially the max continuous figures (both)

    I think I can find almost all now.

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