Performance
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| Adolf Galland, Kommodore JG 26, 1940 Note ever present cigar and experimental telescopic gun sight. Galland had ashtray & lighter installed in planes. |
Performance
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| Adolf Galland, Kommodore JG 26, 1940 Note ever present cigar and experimental telescopic gun sight. Galland had ashtray & lighter installed in planes. |
Data is for FA 1.5 and not necessarily applicable to FA 2.0
Handling Performance |
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| Turn | Roll | Climb | |
| 109K | Average | Average | Great |
| 190A | Fair | Great | Average |
| 190D | Average | Great | Good |
| Spit XIV | Good | Good | Good |
| P-38L | Good | Great | Average |
| P-51D | Good | Good | Great |
| Yak | Great | Good | Average |
| La-7 | Good | Average | Good |
| It is quite difficult to gather empirical data for handling performance, the above table represents the "feel" of the planes. Different pilots may well have contrary opinions. | |||
Out Dated - Do No Rely On This Data |
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| Notes: All speed were taken with WEP where available The La 7 was not able to achieve 40K altitude |
