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Comparison of Hawker Tempest Mk V & P51D Mustang?

How did these fighter aircraft compare? I’m especially interested in range, both with internal fuel only, & with same external fuel loads. Please, only answer if you know — or can point to sources of — technical specifications. Thanks.

I can’t point to any sources but I feel warm when I see the size of their fuselages.

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New AirField Mini Hawker Tempest 800 Series Kit Version Electric Warbird $54 The Tempest was first introduced in January 1944 and was developed directly from the Typhoon. It featured a laminar flow elliptical wing, thinner section and a new flush rivet design resulting in a much higher performance. The Mk V featured the Napier Sabre ll piston engine that developed nearly 2200hp, and along with the Tempests ability to carry large external storages, it became a very formidable fighter aircraft. Airfield have used their technical expertise with EPO foam to create a wonderful replica of the Tempest as used by the RAF No. 3 Squadron. Highly durable and looks just like the real plane. Take to the skies with the fastest and meanest 800 Series aircraft! Only from Airfield. Specification: Wingspan: 750mm Length: 620mm Control surfaces ? Aileron, Rudder, Elevator 3 Blade propeller Assembling required Body Kit only, Need your own Electronics to Fly No electronics included Requires 4 Channel radio system (Not Included) Feature: New Exhaust Detail (6 per side) 3 Blade propeller with New design 3 piece Spinner Steering tail wheel Panel detail and blisters Aerial Air inlet and exit to help with cooling Pilot

New 4 Channel AirField Mini Hawker Tempest 800 Series RTF Electric Warbird w/ 2.4ghz Radio System $119 The Tempest was first introduced in January 1944 and was developed directly from the Typhoon. It featured a laminar flow elliptical wing, thinner section and a new flush rivet design resulting in a much higher performance. The Mk V featured the Napier Sabre ll piston engine that developed nearly 2200hp, and along with the Tempests ability to carry large external storages, it became a very formidable fighter aircraft. Airfield have used their technical expertise with EPO foam to create a wonderful replica of the Tempest as used by the RAF No. 3 Squadron. Highly durable and looks just like the real plane. This model features a high power brushless motor driving a Three blade propeller, also included is a 1000mAh 7.4 Volt LiPo Battery. This model also comes with a rudder installed, adding to the excitement from this pint sized war bird. 95% Assembled and comes with a 4 Channel 2.4ghz Radio System. Take to the skies with the fastest and meanest 800 Series aircraft! Only from Airfield. Specification: –  Material: Durable EPO  – Wing Span: 750mm ( 29.5in ) – Length: 620mm ( 24.3in ) – Flying Weight: Around 400g  – Servo: 9g Servo x 4, – Landing Gear : Steerable Rear Landing Gear – Motor: KV1300 Powerful Out runner Brushless Motor  – ESC: 20A Brushless ESC – Propeller: 87X6 3 Blade Propeller With Spinner – Battery: Li-Po 7.4V 1,000mAh 15C – Radio: 4Ch Radio Control  - CG Position: 45mm  (From Leading Edge) Feature: New Exhaust Detail (6 per side) 3 Blade propeller with New design 3 piece Spinner Steering tail wheel Panel detail and blisters Aerial Air inlet and exit to help with cooling Pilot

4-CH AirField Mini Hawker Tempest 800 Series ARF Electric Warbird w/ Brushless Motor $89.95 The Tempest was first introduced in January 1944 and was developed directly from the Typhoon. It featured a laminar flow elliptical wing, thinner section and a new flush rivet design resulting in a much higher performance. The Mk V featured the Napier Sabre ll piston engine that developed nearly 2200hp, and along with the Tempests ability to carry large external storages, it became a very formidable fighter aircraft. Airfield have used their technical expertise with EPO foam to create a wonderful replica of the Tempest as used by the RAF No. 3 Squadron. Highly durable and looks just like the real plane. This model features a high power brushless motor driving a Three blade propeller. This model also comes with a rudder installed, adding to the excitement from this pint sized war bird. Take to the skies with the fastest and meanest 800 Series aircraft! Only from Airfield. Specification: – Material: Durable EPO  – Wing Span: 750mm ( 29.5in ) – Length: 620mm ( 24.3in ) – Flying Weight: Around 400g  – Servo: 9g Servo x 4, – Landing Gear : Steerable Rear Landing Gear – Motor: KV1300 Powerful Out runner Brushless Motor  – ESC: 20A Brushless ESC – Propeller: 87X6 3 Blade Propeller With Spinner – CG Position: 45mm  (From Leading Edge) Feature: New Exhaust Detail (6 per side) 3 Blade propeller with New design 3 piece Spinner Steering tail wheel Panel detail and blisters Aerial Air inlet and exit to help with cooling Pilot Requires 4 Channel radio system & Lipo Battery for completion.

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Hawker Of Morwenstow $14.51 This illuminating biography of Robert Stephen Hawker (1803-75) unravels fully the famous Cornish parson-poet’s rich personality. Drawing on a mass of unpublished material, Piers Brendon re-creates one of the most bizarre of Victorian lives, revealing the mixture of truth, over-simplification and falsehood in the legend which has built up around him. The popular account depicts Hawker as a youth of wild high spirits who delighted in hoaxes and practical jokes. As an Oxford undergraduate he won the Newdigate Poetry Prize and married his rich 41-year-old godmother. In 1834 he became vicar of Morwenstow and spent the rest of his life in his desolate country parish on the storm-swept coast of north Cornwall. He was a charitable, hard-working Anglo-Catholic but, owing to the remoteness of his position and lack of sympathy from his parishioners, his true genius became warped and he succumbed to wayward eccentricity. His dress was, to say the least, unorthodox, and he became obsessed with antiquarian lore, lending a haunting reality to the arcane superstitions which he cultivated. He entertained no doubt whatever about the active agency of demons and angels, ghosts and brownies. He talked to birds, invited his nine cats into church and excommunicated one of them when it caught a mouse on Sunday. Out of the timbers of wrecked ships he built a hut, a forbidding sanctuary perched on the high cliff-edge, where he invoked mystic visions and composed romantic poetry. Brendon has now rescued Hawker from legend, and his fascinating book has substituted character for caricature. An even more interesting and idiosyncratic Hawker emerges, scarred and moulded by the stark isolation of his hostile seaboard benefice, a man of remarkable insight and compassion, who submitted in strange ways to his calling, and who, it turns out, proves to have been a true prophet in his yearning exclamation: ‘What a life mine would be if it were all written and published in a book.’

Shakespeare: Tempest $39.99 Shakespeare: Tempest – Giclee Print

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