Messerschmitt Bf 109

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Messerschmitt Bf 109 G14
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Cockpit view
Cockpit view
Type Fighter aircraft, Military aircraft, Historical aircraft
Configuration Low wing aircraft
Propulsion Propeller aircraft, Single-engine aircraft
Manufacturer Messerschmitt AG
Author(s) Detlef Faber
FDM YASim
--aircraft= bf109g
Status Production
 FDM Stars-4.png
 Systems Stars-4.png
 Cockpit Stars-5.png
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Development
 Website The website for the Messerschmitt Bf 109 G14 developments.
 Repository The development repository of the Messerschmitt Bf 109 G14.
Download Download the Messerschmitt Bf 109 G14 aircraft package for the current stable release (2020.3).
License GPLv2+

The Bf-109 G14 was the standard Luftwaffe Fighter at the Beginning of WW2 and stayed first line until the end. Pilots liked the handling, but the narrow landing gear caused a lot of accidents.

Notes to Pilots

First some notes on the propeller adjust mechanism:

This is no constant speed unit! Propeller pitch advance is gouverned by a running line dependent on the engine rpm/manifold pressure relation. There is a lever beneath the throttle quadrant to switch between automatic/manual adjust. Manual is the rear rest of the switch and should be used for startup and taxi.

The actual amount of propeller pitch is displayed on the clock shaped Instrument on the right side of the panel. The range counts counter clockwise starting at 12.30 (full fine) to 8.30 (full course).

Start up

Ensure propeller adjust automatic is set to manual, and the pitch is set to 11.00. Set cutoff lever (right of throttle lever) to open, operate primer (left of seat) 5-6 times. Switch ignition (left side of the panel) to M1+2. Open throttle a bit and pull the starter Handle (beneath Mag-Switch). Be sure to open(offen) the radiator flaps (lever right beneath the panel).

Take Off

Flaps (the left wheel on the left side of the seat) down 10 degrees, Take off at 1.1 ata Manifold Pressure. When advancing the throttle past 75% propeller pitch adjustment will engage automatically. Lift Tailwheel at 150-180 km/h. Be prepared to use Aileron against Torque and Rudder to counteract Swing. Lift Off at 200-210 km/h. Climb with 1.1 ata (Max Continous Power) 1.3 ata is limited to 30 min. 1.4 ata is limited to 5 min. Radiator flaps can be set to automatic.

Landing

Beware: While engine runs on low rpm (or beneath 0.9 ata manifold pressure), switch automatic propeller adjustment off (Ctrl-p) otherwise the propeller pitch will run too coarse. Set propeller pitch to 10.30. Lower flaps and gear under 300 km/h. Open radiator flaps. Approach speed is 200 km/h. A curved approach is recommended, because visibility on final is bad. Speed at threshold should be 175 km/h. Flare to three-point attitude before touchdown. After touchdown use rudder to keep the aircraft straight. Don't forget to release tailwheel lock (lever on the left cockpitwall) before taxiing off the runway.

at altitude

Features

  • bump- and specmapped exteriour and interiour model
  • 3D Cockpit with Engine Flight Instruments and clickable Controls
  • engine failure simulation
  • selectable Loadout
  • livery selection
  • logo Selection