Lockheed P-80 Fighter Blueprint, General Arrangement, 1949 Hudson Vertical Speed (Rate of Climb)

Vertical Speed (Rate of Climb)

all for the elimination of errors caused by magnetism

dated June 1943

was primarily used in aircraft of the Japanese Army such as the Type 4 Mitsubishi Ki-67 Peggy Bomber

The knob rotates the barometric pressure adjustment

Lockheed P-80 Fighter Blueprint, General Arrangement, 1949 Hudson Vertical Speed (Rate of Climb)This is a blueprint of the US Air Force Lockheed P 80 Shooting Star, the first jet propelled fighter of the USAF to see combat. This document came to AeroAntique from the estate of a Lockheed aeronautical engineer who worked on projects with C. L."Kelly" Johnson. This blueprint appears to be a reduction of the General Arrangement master blueprint showing views and dimensions of the front, right side, and top of the P 80 aircraft. The inset table lists