| Reason: |
The influence that the V tail unit should have on speeds reached. |
Test Procedure: |
2 test flights each with V and standard tail unit at sea level, in each case with 2 different pilots. |
| Results: |
The test flights resulted in the values listed below in the following table: |
| Version | Nr. | Vw mph (km/h) | Δ V km/h
| | V Tail Unit | 1 | 321 (516) | -0-
| | 2 | 320 (515)
| | Standard Tail Unit | 3 | 318 (512) | - 2.5
| | 4 | 319 (514)
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H = 620, B = 706 m Hg, t = + 2° |
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r = 1,191 kg/m3, n = 2600 rpm, p = 1.30 ata. |
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All flights are converted to the values of the first flight. They are comparable only among themselves, may not thus be consulted for calculations. |
| Aircraft: |
Me 109 G W.Nr. 14003 VJ + WC |
| Engine: |
DB 605 A/1 W.Nr. 76172. |
| Propeller: |
3-blade. VDM-Adjustable propeller D = 3,0m; Sheet design 9-12087.10. |
| Condition of the aircraft: |
During flights 1 and 2 V tail unit (A.Z.17922), flights 3 and 4 with standard tail unit. Radiator flaps closed during all 4 flights. |
| Wing thermometer. Radiator, 85 – 90°C. |
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Paint: Standard production paint. |
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Antenna: Only mast. |
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Chassis, tailwheel: Chassis on, tailwheel out. |
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Oil cooler flaps: Thermoelectric controlled. |
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