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Curtiss Model 81A-1

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Model 81A-1

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Totals
1100 Prix
220 Capacité de survie
2650 kgPoids
81.1 Dégâts
Speed
1310.6 Vitesse
560 km/hVitesse max. au ras du sol
560 km/hVitesse max. à altitude idéale
1600 mAltitude optimale
750 km/hVitesse en piqué
113.3 m/sTaux de montée
160 km/hVitesse de décrochage
367.5 km/hVitesse optimale
Mobility
83.3 Contrôlabilité
10.8 sTemps moyen de rotation 360°
130 °/sTaux de roulis
1239 Maniabilité
Model 81A-1
IV
Curtiss Model 81A-1
1100
Variante initiale du P-40, également connu comme Curtiss Model 81A-1. Un total de 199 avions de cette variante ont été construits.

Moteur

Moteur

Rang Moteur Puissance du moteur, ch / Poussée Type Poids, kg Prix,
V NAME_MODULE_V-1710-33-PR_SPEC_TOP_M81A-1_1 1050 refroidi à l'eau 570 26150
Cellule d'avion

Cellule d'avion

Rang Cellule d'avion Capacité de survie Poids, kg Prix,
IV Model 81A-1 220 1960 25000
Mitrailleuse synchronisée

Mitrailleuse synchronisée

Rang Mitrailleuse Calibre Vitesse initiale, m/s Dégâts Cadence de tir, coups/min Poids, kg Prix,
IV WEAPON_NAME_G12MM-M2-PR-S_SPEC_TOP_M81A-1_1 12.7 1040 38 700 60 17500


Compatible Equipment

Compatible Consumables

Avis des joueurs

Points forts/faibles

Points forts :


  • Rugged


Points faibles :


  • Very weak armament
  • Poor maneuverability


Informations Historiques

The P-40 was similar to the final XP-40 configuration except for the use of 1040 hp V-1710-33 (C15) engines. The armament was the standard USAAC armament of the day-two 0.50-inch machine guns, mounted in the upper nose and synchronized to fire through the propeller arc. Provisions were made for the mounting of one 0.30-inch machine gun in each wing. Flush riveting was used to reduce drag. Armor, bulletproof windshields, and leakproof fuel tanks which were not initially fitted, were later added to the aircraft while it was in service. The P-40 was a relatively clean design, and was unusual for the time in having a fully retractable tailwheel.

The first flight of a P-40 (Ser No 39-156) was on April 4, 1940. Maximum speed was 357 mph at 15,000 feet, service ceiling was 32,750 feet, and initial climb rate was 3080 feet per minute. An altitude of 15,000 feet could be reached in 5.2 minutes. Cruising speed was 272 mph, landing speed was 80 mph, and the range at 250 mph was 950 miles. The length of the P-40 was 31 feet 8 3/4 inches, which became standard for all early models. Weights were 5376 pounds empty, 6787 pounds gross, and 7215 pounds maximum.

Deliveries of the P-40 to Army units began in June of 1940. Three of the P-40s were used for service testing, the USAAC contract making no provisions for the standard practice of supplying YP models. They were delivered with full camouflage applied-olive drab on the top and grey on the undersides. The standard rudder stripes and star insignia were applied to both wings.

The first USAAC units to operate the P-40 were the 33rd, 35th and 36th Pursuit Squadrons of the 8th Pursuit Group, based at Langley Field, Virginia. It was soon followed by the 55th, 77th, and 79th Pursuit squadrons of the 20th Pursuit Group at Selfridge Field, Michigan, and the 21th, 34th, and 70th Pursuit Squadrons of the 35th Pursuit group which trained on P-40s prior to being issued with P-39s.

Foreign air forces were beginning to take notice of the P-40, and in May of 1940, the Armee de l'Air of France placed an order for 140 H-81As (export model of the P-40).

Only 200 of the initial P-40 order were actually completed as P-40s. Serials were 39-156/280 and 40-292/357 (c/ns 13033/13232). In September of 1940, the remaining 324 aircraft of the initial order had their delivery deferred to enable Curtiss to expedite the delivery of the 140 French-ordered H-81As. The first export aircraft had actually been completed in French markings in April of 1940. However, none of these machines actually reached France before the June 1940 Armistice, and the contract was taken over by the Royal Air Force as the Tomahawk I.

16 P-40s were sent to the Soviet Union after the German invasion.

The P-40 lacked such things as armor for the pilot, self-sealing fuel tanks, and a bulletproof windshield, so it was not considered as being suitable for combat. On October 22, 1942, those P-40s still in USAAF service were ordered restricted from combat duty and were redesignated RP-40.


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UK IIBristol Bulldog IIIBristol Type 133 IIIHawker P.V.3 IIISupermarine Type 224 IVBristol Type 146 IVFairey Fantome IVHawker Hurricane Mk. Ia VCAC CA-12 Boomerang VMiles M.20 VSupermarine Spitfire I VSupermarine Spitfire Mk Ia VVickers Venom VINorth American Mustang Mk.I VINorth American Mustang IA VISupermarine Spitfire V VISupermarine Spitfire Vb IM VISupermarine Spitfire Vb VIIGloster Meteor F. I VIISupermarine Spitfire IX VIIISupermarine Spitfire XIV VIIIDe Havilland DH.100 Vampire F.1 IXSupermarine Attacker XSupermarine Swift
Germany IIArado Ar 67 IIArado Ar 68 IIFocke-Wulf Fw 56 Stosser IIHeinkel He 51 IIIArado Ar 80 IIIFocke-Wulf Fw 159 IVMesserschmitt Bf 109 B IVHeinkel He 112 VMesserschmitt Bf 109 E Emil VMesserschmitt Bf 109 E-3 VMesserschmitt Me 209 V4 VHeinkel He 100 D-1 VIMesserschmitt Bf 109 F Friedrich VISupermarine Spitfire V DB 605 VIIMesserschmitt Bf 109 G Gustav VIIIMesserschmitt Me 209 A VIIIHorten Ho 229 VIIIFocke-Wulf Ta 152 IXMesserschmitt Me P.1092 IXFocke-Wulf Ta 183 Huckebein XFocke-Wulf Fw 252 XMesserschmitt Me P.1101
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China IICurtiss Hawk II IIIBreda Ba.27 Metallico IVNakajima Ki-43-Ic VCurtiss Tomahawk IIb VIINorth American P-51K Mustang VIIIShenyang JL-1A-37
Japan IINakajima A4N IIKawasaki Ki-10 IIKawasaki Ki-5 IINakajima Ki-8 IIIMitsubishi A5M IIIMitsubishi Ki-18 IIINakajima Ki-27 IIIMitsubishi Ki-33 IVMitsubishi A6M1 Zero IVNakajima Ki-43-I Hayabusa VMitsubishi A6M2 Zero VMitsubishi A6M3 (experimental) VNakajima Ki-43-II Hayabusa VIMitsubishi A6M5 Zero VIKawasaki Ki-61 Hien VIKawasaki Ki-88 VIIMitsubishi A7M Reppu VIINakajima Ki-84 Hayate VIIIMitsubishi J8M Shusui VIIITachikawa Ki-94-II IXTachikawa Ki-162-I XTachikawa Ki-162-III
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UK IIIBristol Blenheim Mk.IV (mod. initial) IIIHawker P.V.3 IIISupermarine Type 224 IIICAC CA-1 Wirraway IVFairey Fantome IVHawker Hurricane Mk. Ia VBristol Beaufighter V VCAC CA-12 Boomerang VHawker Hurricane IID VMiles M.20 VSupermarine Spitfire Mk Ia VVickers Venom VINorth American Mustang Mk.I VINorth American Mustang IA VISupermarine Spitfire Vb IM VISupermarine Spitfire Vb VIIGloster Meteor F. I VIIISupermarine Seafang F.32 VIIIDe Havilland DH.100 Vampire F.1
Germany IIArado Ar 67 IIFieseler Fi 98 IIFocke-Wulf Fw 56 Stosser IIHenschel Hs 123 IIIDornier Do 17 Z-7 Kauz IIIBlohm und Voss Ha 137 IIIBlohm und Voss Ha 137 V1 IIIJunkers Ju 52 IVArado Ar 197 IVMesserschmitt Bf 110 C-6 IVHeinkel He 111 H-2 IVHenschel Hs 129 А VMesserschmitt Bf 109 E-3 VMesserschmitt Me 209 V4 VHeinkel He 100 D-1 VMesserschmitt Me 210 VISupermarine Spitfire V DB 605 VIIFocke-Wulf Fw 190 A-8/R2 VIIIMesserschmitt Me 109 TL VIIIBlohm und Voss BV P.203 VIIIDornier Do 335 A-1 Pfeil VIIIHorten Ho 229
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Japan IIKawasaki Ki-5 IINakajima Ki-8 IIIMitsubishi Ki-18 IIIMitsubishi Ki-33 VMitsubishi A6M3 (experimental) VIKawasaki Ki-88 VIIMitsubishi J4M Senden VIITachikawa Ki-94-I VIIIMitsubishi J8M Shusui