About the Vought F4U-1A Corsair
Introduced into solution in 1942, the Vought F4U-1 featured inverted gull wings rn and a huge 2,000hp engine spinning the biggest propeller installed on a fighter rn at the time. Although the fighter&39;s performance and toughness ended up being quite impressive, rn inadequacies such as for example inadequate forward visibility, restricted all-round visibility rn as a result of the very early frame-like canopy, together with propensity for the remaining and right rn wings to stall at various rates led to various improvements being added throughout rn production, fundamentally causing the F4U-1A variation. These improvements included rn a longer tailwheel leg for better forward presence, a new canopy for better rn all-round visibility, and an almost unnoticeable 15cm &39;stall strip&39; fixed to rn the key side of the right wing to make sure both wings would stall within same rn rate.
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