THE HURRICANE II MANUAL.
- A technical manual detailing the workings of this famous aircraft
Complete with technical diagrams, cockpit photographs and plans
Facsimile of authentic 1940s manual
The Hawker Hurricane was the mainstay of the RAF during the early years of World War II. It saw extensive service in the Battle of Britain, over the Meditteranean and even saw action on the Eastern Front. Reliable, sturdy, rugged and effective this fighter proved itself time and again in action against the Luftwaffe. With a 1,260 horsepower Merlin engine the Hurricane was, for its time, one of the best fighters ever produced.
This detailed, technical manual reveals the technology behind the Hurricanes fighting ability. It examines the aircrafts engine, armament, controls, design and technical specifications to give a clear picture of the planes strengths and limitations. Technical drawings, electrical plans and cockpit photographs support the text.
The Hurricane II Manual is a facsimile of the original official workshop manual used by the personnel who flew and maintained the aircraft first published in the 1940s.