Pilot's Notes source online

[TheBaron]

Dear all,

In the process of doing some Meteor research just now I found the following source of pilot's notes for most of the main British WWII aircraft:

http://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/170185-british-aircraft-pilots-notes-also-commonwealth-aircraft-too/

It seems fairly comprehensive and all credit to the original uploader there for scanning and making available these historical documents. There's also some engine manuals for the super-detailers in our midst...

Regards to all,

Tony

[brewerjerry]

Hi

There is a lot more aircraft manuals here

https://ww2aircraft.net/forum/topics/other-mechanical-systems-tech.64/

and engine manuals here https://ww2aircraft.net/forum/topics/engines.59/

its a great forum, stacks of other stuff on there as well, weapons, radar, we all share what we find or have if copyright permits

plenty of manuals here also

http://www.muzeumlotnictwa.pl/digitalizacja_archiwaliow/digitalizacja.php

cheers

jerry

[Sky Pilot]

Tony and Jerry

Many thanks for the links.

John

[brewerjerry]

Tony and Jerry

Many thanks for the links.

John

Hi

Glad they were of interest, Unfortunately for me I am a bit of an 'anorak' when it comes to aircraft manuals

Cheers

Jerry

[TheBaron]

Hi

Glad they were of interest, Unfortunately for me I am a bit of an 'anorak' when it comes to aircraft manuals

Cheers

Jerry

Me too! They always have great deadpan moments that say things like 'Intentional spinning is prohibited'..and I never want to undergo the social embarrassment of not knowing where to find the dimmer setting for the gunsight...what would people say?

Tony