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Maximum performance turn at sea level: 23.0 s, at 280 km/h IAS. Maximum true air speed at 6000 m, engine mode - Combat: 626 km/h Maximum true air speed at 3000 m, engine mode - Combat: 562 km/h Maximum true air speed at sea level, engine mode - Combat: 535 km/h Maximum true air speed at 6400 m, engine mode - Emergency: 662 km/h

Maximum true air speed at 3000 m, engine mode - Emergency: 581 km/h Maximum true air speed at sea level, engine mode - Emergency: 560 km/h Stall angle of attack in landing configuration: 18.1° Stall angle of attack in flight configuration: 19.5° Indicated stall speed in takeoff/landing configuration: 166.172 km/h Josef Priller, II./JG 26 commander, Wewelghem, Summer 1942 ('double chevron', standard two-tone pattern).įlight ParametersIndicated stall speed in flight configuration: 166.189 km/h Max Buchholz, 5./JG 1 commander, Katwijk, Summer 1942 (black '5', standard two-tone pattern with additional RLM 74/75 spots). Ludwig-Friedrich Hartmann, 9./JG 2, Théville, September 1942 (yellow '11', standard two-tone pattern with 'eagle wings'). Joachim Müncheberg, II./JG 26 commander, Abbeville-Drucat, May 1942 ('double chevron', standard two-tone pattern).

Erich Rudorffer, 6./JG 2 commander, Kairouan, January 1943 (yellow '1', desert pattern).

Herbert Bauer, I./SG 2 commander, Papa-Pinkopuzsa, January 1945 (black 'chevron 1', temporary winter camo over standard two-tone pattern). Krasnogvardejsk, Spring 1943 (white '3', temporary winter camo over RLM 70/71 pattern). Oskar Romm, 1./JG 51, Ljuban, September 1942 (white '9', two-tone green camo). Georg Lieber, 9./JG 5, Herdla, Norway, January 1945 (white '12', winter camo with thin white splotches). Deelen, August 1943 (white '1', two-tone standard camo with checkered nose). Alfred Messerschmitt, Stab I./JG 51, Isotcha/Iwan lake, January 1943 (winter camo with 'chevron wave'). Ernst Maack, Erpr.Kdo 19 leader, Benghazi, Autumn 1942 (white '1', desert camo). Erich Hondt, 2./JG 11 commander, Husum, Germany, Autumn 1943 (black '13', standard camo with 'Home defence' fast recognition elements). weight increase with bomb rack, 43 kph / 27 mph speed loss, 13 kph / 8 mph speed loss after drop) weight increase with bomb rack, 37 kph / 23 mph speed loss, 11 kph / 7 mph speed loss after drop) weight increase with bomb rack, 85 kph / 53 mph speed loss, 41 kph / 25 mph speed loss after drop)

4 x 55 kg (121 lbs.) General Purpose Bombs SC 50 (280 kg / 617 lbs.

weight increase depending on amount of ammo left, 8 kph / 5 mph speed loss)

2 x MG FF/M 20mm additional wing-mounted guns with 90 rounds per each (94-144 kg / 207 – 317 lbs.

weight increase depending on amount of ammo left, 7 kph / 4 mph speed loss)

2 x MG FF/M 20mm additional wing-mounted guns with 60 rounds per each (94-123 kg / 207 – 271 lbs.

Armament: 2 x 20mm MG 151/20 guns with 250 rounds and a rate of fire 700 rounds per minute and 2 x 7.92mm MG 17 machine guns with 900 rounds and a rate of fire or 1200 rounds per minute.

In the game, you can fly Fw 190 A-3 in Career mode during Battle of Stalingrad timeframe, in multiplayer and in Quick Mission Builder. Allied fighters feared it and German pilots loved it. It was known as the “Butcher Bird” by pilots for its deadly reputation. FW 190 is the only German fighter powered by an armored air-cooled radial engine, it was designed in the late 1930s and has been widely used during the war.