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Take the turn times. The Mk 1 is listed as ~15 seconds. That is, approximately 15 seconds. That number is actually fairly accurate, it reflects the SUSTAINED turn time of the Spitfire Mk 1 at 1,000 ft. Actual record is 14,8 seconds, so the ~15 is pretty much spot on. At 5,000 ft the turn time was 16 seconds, at 10,000 ft its 17.8 seconds, and at 15,000 ft its 20.8 seconds.
This is also borne out by the Spitfire Mk2a, which shows a sustained turn time of 15.1 seconds.
So, for the Spitfire Mk 1, the 15 second sustained turn is accurate. This turn time reflects the BEST cornering speed in a sustained flat turn.
Here is where things get a bit wonky. The Spit wasnt the best turning modern fighter that Brits had, that honor actually went to the Hurricane.
And here is where things get weird. Several folks probably just went "Huh? The Hurricane's turn time is terrible! Its 23.5 seconds!"
Except it wasnt. The Hurricane Mk 1 SUSTAINED turn time was;
1000 ft- 14.8 seconds
5000 ft- 16.4 seconds
10,000 ft- 18.5 seconds
15,000 ft- 22 seconds
So, in this case, it seems that we are looking at the Spits best time, and the Hurricanes worst, at least to get the numbers showing up in the Wiki in game. I cant explain the discrepancy.
Similarly, the Zero (A6M2 M21) shows in game as 20.15 seconds. The sustained turn times for the plane were;
1000 ft- 13.2 seconds
5000 ft- 14.2 seconds
10,000 ft- 16.7 seconds
15,000 ft- 18.5 seconds
How about the Germans? Well, the 109 E4 is a beast, surely its close? Nope. In game, 23.98 seconds. Acutals;
1000 ft- 18 seconds
5000 ft- 19.3 seconds
10,000 ft- 21.1 seconds
15,000 ft- 24.1 seconds
Now, once again, these numbers are the BEST SUSTAINED speeds. These numbers can and do change, often radically, as you look at high speed single turns ect. In most cases a single 360 degree turn at best corner speed will show the numbers MUCH lower than the sustained.
The Spit Mk 1 could do a single 360 at best speed at 1,000 ft in 12.2 seconds, which was pretty impressive. But the A6m2 could do the same turn at 9.8 seconds.
So, it appears that the Spitfires got the best possible number for turn time. Now, that may be masked by other factors Gajin used, or rounding based on a lot of other numbers, I really dont know. But, like I said, the only way the numbers matched up was to used the sustained turn numbers, which matched the Spit, and sort of matched the other planes, just not at the same altitude.
Now, climb rate is a whole other beast. Here is where some numbers surprised me.
Rate of climb for Spitfires;
War Thunder Historical
MK IIa 19.4 m/s 15.3 m/s
Mk Vb 17.8 m/s 16.5 m/s
LF Mk IX 26.8 m/s 24.1 m/s
MK 24 23.7 m/s 21 m/s
Now for some comparable fighters;
War Thunder Historical
A6M2 13.3 m/s 15.7 (or 16.15)
Ki-43 15.3 m/s 16.7 m/s
109E3/4 17.83 m/s 16.69 m/s
109F4 20 m/s 18.7 ms/s
109G2 23.15 m/s 21 m/s
Yak 1 16 m/s 15 m/s
There is quite of lot (TONS) of conflicting information on aircraft performance. There are some very good sources out there for performance numbers and they get better and more reliable (in most cases) as time goes by and more information is released. Numbers <1 m/s is arguable, and can depend on source material and numerical conversion and rounding. Numbers > 1.5 m/s, starts getting iffy. 1.5 m/s difference is a 90m difference per minute.
So, arguably, the Spits and the 109s are a bit overly generous in climbing. The Spits are turning to their best historical numbers, and the 109s are not, and the Japanese planes are under performing across the board.
And you can't polish a turd :D
A spit will out fly an FW any day of the week. Just don't head on with one and turn into a boom and zoom FW.
Try to suprise it, Don't get suckered into a turn fight, If you're high up, outdive it, And if you think you can survive it: HO him.
Brits are also well known for being the least 'tanky' planes.
Pilot1 @ 96.84 effeciency AB:
2 A-20G-25 2862 85.81% n/a n/a
3 P-47D-25 2520 96.11% n/a n/a
2 Boston Mk.I 2025 89.09% n/a n/a
1 Havoc Mk I 1895 88.97% n/a n/a
2 B-25J-1 1880 92.07% n/a n/a
Pilot2 @ 82.78 AB:
4 Fw 190 D-13 5218 +39 85.49% -0.17% n/a n/a
4 Bf 109 K-4 4401 +47 84.44% -0.18% n/a n/a
4 Do 217 M-1 3948 +50 84.17% -0.05% n/a n/a
4 Do 217 K-1 3672 +34 88.86% -0.07% n/a n/a
4 Fw 190 D-9 2206 79.06% n/a n/a
Pilot3 @ 89.65 AB:
3 Typhoon Mk Ib 1843 +9 95.5% +0.03% n/a n/a
2 Wellington Mk Ic 996 89.46% n/a n/a
2 Wellington Mk Ic/L 880 +3 91.48% +0.03% n/a n/a
2 Wellington Mk III 866 +5 92.84% -0.19% n/a n/a
2 LaGG-3-35 748 88.1% n/a n/a
Pilot4 @ 89.65 AB:
3 P-47D-28 5399 +47 92.2% -0.01% n/a n/a
3 P-51 4568 +39 94.31% -0.02% n/a n/a
3 P-47D-25 4288 +26 90.37% +0.01% n/a n/a
1 I-301 2521 +3 92.23% +0.01% n/a n/a
2 LaGG-3-35 2501 78.97% n/a n/a
Pilot5 @ 80.66 AB:
1 Yak-1 2531 +2 88.15% +0.01% n/a n/a
2 Yak-1B 1316 82.14% n/a n/a
1 LaGG-3-11 1246 +1 86.68% +0.01% n/a n/a
1 I-16 type 18 1131 65.78% n/a n/a
4 Bf 109 G-6 1056 58.05% n/a n/a
Pilot6 @ 96.36 AB:
1 Su-2 M-82 7181 +34 94.62% -0.07% n/a n/a
1 I-301 6639 +43 95.16% -0.03% n/a n/a
1 Yak-1 3237 +24 91.66% -0.04% n/a n/a
1 LaGG-3-23 2965 +9 92.88% -0.06% n/a n/a
2 MiG-3-15 (BK) 2954 +5 92.79% -0.02% n/a n/a
Hope this helps dispel the myth... happy flying.
Edit: In fear of a 'cooking the books accusation' (thunderskill dot com - player vehicle stats)
Nope, sorry, this knowledge is there for everyone with eyes to read. With the logic and premise of the OP, they hold up very strong as not one plane in that list is a spit and most top fighters are Russian and German.
Sorry I thought you said the above. No probs.
My suggestion: Side climb with whatever your aircraft of choice is until you are about 5-6 thousand meters, find a single target, dive on it, kill it, rocket back up to your original alt. Don't get caught up in the turn and burn ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ that are furballs. Plan your attacks, play smart, and you'll realize that the "OP" Spits aren't very OP anymore.
Don't get caught up in what everyone else in an AB match is doing, especially if you are flying American and German fighers. Side climb, boom and zoom, and fight on your terms of engagment, not theirs.
I'm not the best pilot in the world, and I am certainly not the worst, but that is what I have found to work for me.