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A Bf 110G of Stab I/NJG4 (Formerly of ZG76, known for the shark's mouth) during a ground engine run up
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Type: Night Fighter Origin: Bayerische Flegzeugwerke Crew: Two First Flight: N/A Service Delivery: N/A Final Delivery: N/A Production: N/A Powerplant: Model: Daimler-Benz DB605B-1 Type: Liquid-cooled, inverted V12 Number: Two Horsepower: 1,475 hp Fluids: Fuel: Capacity: 279 Imperial Gallons in wing cells Two 66 Imperial Gallon drop tanks mounted under the wing outboard of the engines Oil: Capacity: 7.7 Imperial Gallons per engine Dimensions: Wing span: 53 ft. 4¾ in. (16.25m) Length: 39 ft. 8½ in. (12.1m) Height: 11 ft. 6 in. (3.5m) Wing Surface Area: 413 Sq. ft. Weights: Empty: 4,500kg (9,920 lbs.) Loaded: 7,000kg (15,430 lbs.) |
Performance: Maximum Speed: 349 mph (562 kph) at 22,965 ft (7,000m) Range: 528 mls (850 km) at 304 mph (490kph) at 16,400 ft. (5,000m) Initial climb: to 5,500m (18,045 ft.) in 8 minutes Service Ceiling: 32,800 ft. (10,000m) Armament: Nose: Fixed firing forward Two 30mm Mk 108 Cannon with 135 rounds per gun Two 20mm MG 151 Cannon with 300 rounds(port) and 350 rounds(starboard) And Two 20mm MG 151 Cannon in Shrage Musik Installation (Firing Obliquely forward) Or Two 7.92mm MG 81 in rear cockpit Optional: Waffenwanne 151Z ventral tray housing two forward firing 20mm MG 151 cannon Avionics: FuG 10P R/T Set FuB1 2F Airfield blind approach reciever FuG 227/1 Flensburg Homing System FuG 212 Lichtenstien C-1 Radar FuG 220b Lichtenstien SN-2 Radar |
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