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What is the average speed of a Lancaster bomber?
The cruising speed of a Lancaster was 210 mph.
Where is Sherri Cruse from?
California- ( at the throttle of the Golden State!) indeed, a speed girl.
How fast is a 182 Cessna?
Fastest I've had my 182 in cruse flight was a ground speed of 160kts which is about 185MPH. However, I've had it in a slight dive of 180kts which is about 205 MPH
Most common speed of Cessna 172?
120 mph is very common but this depends on many factors; engine, propeller, and atmospheric conditions are a few, but normal cruse flight is from 95 mph to 140 mph depending on the plane.
What is the mpg on the Citation ISP?
Very roughly 2.2 mpg based on specified fuel burn and cruse speed
Normal speed of a car?
the normal speed of a car is 120 Mph
What kind of air planes were used in ww2?
World War II saw the use of various types of airplanes, including fighters, bombers, and transport aircraft. Notable fighter planes included the American P-51 Mustang and the British Spitfire, known for their agility and speed. Bombers like the American B-17 Flying Fortress and the British Lancaster were crucial for strategic bombing campaigns. Additionally, transport aircraft such as the C-47 Skytrain played vital roles in logistics and troop movements.
How fast did Lancaster fly?
The Avro Lancaster, a British heavy bomber used during World War II, had a maximum speed of approximately 287 miles per hour (460 kilometers per hour) at 15,000 feet (4,600 meters). Its cruise speed was typically around 240 miles per hour (386 kilometers per hour). The Lancaster's performance was vital for its role in strategic bombing missions.
How fast can a Lancaster bomber?
A fully loaded Lancaster could fly at almost 290 mph, but cruising speed was often less if the target was far away and a heavy fuel and bomb load was carried. The Lancaster could carry almost 24,000 pounds of bombs, compared to the B-17's 17,500 pounds.
Where can you find information about aviation and airplanes in World War 2?
Airplanes fell into a number of catagories based on their function. Fighters Aircraft that were tasked with destroying the enemies aircraft. Later in the war the widespread addition of bombracks expanded their roles and they became fighter-bombers. Examples P51, P47, Me109, Spitfire... Dive Bombers Very popular before the war they were supposed to provide precision tactical bombing. Later replaced by multi-role aircraft.Examples JU87 and U.S. SBD. Tactical Bombers Early in war their were dedicated light bombers. Later most fighter aircraft were set up to do the job. Although the Germans and Russians both developed highly specialised variants of their dive and level bombers that worked in a tank busting role. Medium Bombers Usually two engined bombers that provided heavy tactical support to front line armies. Examples B25, B26, HE111. Heavy Bombers Usually 4 engine bombers whose main mission was to obliterate the enemies infrastructure. Examples Lancaster, B17, B24, B29. Transport Military cargo and civilian transport planes fell into this category. Recon Small single engine spotter planes and two engined high speed Mosquitoes and P-38's were seme of the planes that fulfilled this mission. Early in the war planes were differentiated by narrow roles, torpedo bombers, dive bombers, level bombers etc... Later in the war multi-role aircraft were developed. The Avenger was an aircraft developed for the US Navy that eventually took over the roles of dive, level and torpedo bombing.
How do you make dsemume 0.9.5 run at normal speed?
Any emulator, like dsemume, will run at less then normal speed.
What is the normal cycling speed in km/h?
The normal cycling speed is typically around 15-20 km/h.
