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Re: Can someone answer this question please?
Is suchomel is his real name? What is his SS number? Someone should investigate. Anyhow he is very convincing. I believe he is telling the thruth.
Re: Can someone answer this question please?
Mojo wrote: Both the German and Soviet tanks used diesel fuel during that time,
Correction, German Tanks only ran on Petrol/Gasoline, let's keep the facts straight.
Wir brauchen eine Bewegung, die Deutschland endlich aus der Kontrolle der Kräfte von Versailles und Jalta befreit, die uns schon ein ganzes Jahrhundert lang von einer Kastastrophe in die andere stürzt.
Helga Zepp-LaRouche.
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Re: Can someone answer this question please?
MrNobody wrote:Mojo wrote: Both the German and Soviet tanks used diesel fuel during that time,
Correction, German Tanks only ran on Petrol/Gasoline, let's keep the facts straight.
Thanks you for pointing that out.
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Re: Can someone answer this question please?
It's interesting to note from this publication:
The Best Army Tanks of World War II
The Panther, T-34, Tiger, Mk. IV Panzer, and Sherman
By Chuck Hawks
Mr. Hawks makes the statement regarding the German Mk. IV Tiger:
"... the first 250 Tigers were powered by a Maybach HL P45 diesel..."
Do you believe Mr. Hawks could be mistaken?
The Best Army Tanks of World War II
The Panther, T-34, Tiger, Mk. IV Panzer, and Sherman
By Chuck Hawks
Mr. Hawks makes the statement regarding the German Mk. IV Tiger:
"... the first 250 Tigers were powered by a Maybach HL P45 diesel..."
Do you believe Mr. Hawks could be mistaken?
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Re: Can someone answer this question please?
Mr Hawks is indeed mistaken. The first 250 production vehicles of the Tiger I were powered by a Maybach HL 210 P 45 engine, which was a petrol engine. No Tiger Is were ever fitted with diesel engines. The following is taken from a 1943 British report on a captured Tiger with this engine:
"CARBURETTORS
The aluminum inlet manifold of each cylinder head is mounted in the Vee between the banks. Each mounts two down draught Solex Duplex carburettors, type 52 JFF 2 - 2U 2046. These carburettors are of the twin choke type with exposed jets."
Source:
Preliminary Report No 19
PzKw VI (Tiger)
Military College of Science
SCHOOL OF TANK TECHNOLOGY
November 1943
"CARBURETTORS
The aluminum inlet manifold of each cylinder head is mounted in the Vee between the banks. Each mounts two down draught Solex Duplex carburettors, type 52 JFF 2 - 2U 2046. These carburettors are of the twin choke type with exposed jets."
Source:
Preliminary Report No 19
PzKw VI (Tiger)
Military College of Science
SCHOOL OF TANK TECHNOLOGY
November 1943
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