Japanese Aircraft Engines and Radars (RHS modified)
Posted: Sat Nov 12, 2005 3:31 pm
Japanese Devices for Aircraft (CHS Mod)
Line Device Name Avail Pool Notes
197 MXY7 Okha 11 03/45 0 Load Cost 4718 Note 3
237 Mitsubishi (Ha-1) 12/41 500 200-800 hp (550 nominal)
238 Nakajima (Ha-5) 12/41 400 800-1000 hp (900 nominal)
239 Hitachi (Ha-35) 12/41 300 1000-1200 hp (1100 nominal)
240 Kawasaki (Ha-41) 12/41 200 1200-1400 hp (1300 nominal)
241 Iskawajima (Ha-101) 12/41 150 1400-1600 hp (1500 nominal)
242 Mansyu (Ha-45) 12/41 100 1600-1700 hp (1650 nominal)
243 Aichi (Ha-32) 12/41 50 1700-1900 hp (1800 nominal)
244 Nissan (Ha-104) 01/44 0 1900-2100 hp (2000 nominal)
245 Kokusa (Ha-43) 04/44 0 2100-2300 hp (2200 nominal)
246 Toyoda (Ha-44) 07/44 0 2300-2500 hp (2400 nominal)
247 Mark 6 Nav Radar 07/44 0 Effect = 50 (Surface Search)
248 Type 2 AI Radar 07/43 0 Effect = 40, Range = 2
249 Type 3 AI Radar 07/44 0 Effect = 50, Range = 4
311 14 inch CD Gun 12/41 0 Probably an error Note 1
312 Sound Detector (J) 12/41 0 Improperly placed. Note 2.
142 Ne-20 Jet Engine 08/45 0 Factory Device Note 4.
Note 1: Device 466 is the Coast Defense gun used by Corregedor. It is almost identical
with device 311 (range differs by 1). 311 is a Japanese slot – so it should NOT
be used for an Allied device – and there are NO Japanese 14 inch CD guns!
Note 2: The Manual says Japanese device slots are 139, 237 & 255-314. But THIS
device is NOT in a Japanese slot! So I moved it to unused slot 312.
Note 3: IOC historical (Francillon). Load cost was wrong (it was warhead weight).
This device is NOT in a Japanese slot, but will NOT work if it IS in a Japanese
slot. It also is NOT in an aircraft ordnance slot, but it DOES work!
Note 4: This is neither a Japanese slot nor an aircraft engine slot. But if placed in a
Japanese slot, it does NOT work! In this slot, it DOES work, although it will
not be produced in an aircraft engine plant. It gives us control of production date.
Line Device Name Avail Pool Notes
197 MXY7 Okha 11 03/45 0 Load Cost 4718 Note 3
237 Mitsubishi (Ha-1) 12/41 500 200-800 hp (550 nominal)
238 Nakajima (Ha-5) 12/41 400 800-1000 hp (900 nominal)
239 Hitachi (Ha-35) 12/41 300 1000-1200 hp (1100 nominal)
240 Kawasaki (Ha-41) 12/41 200 1200-1400 hp (1300 nominal)
241 Iskawajima (Ha-101) 12/41 150 1400-1600 hp (1500 nominal)
242 Mansyu (Ha-45) 12/41 100 1600-1700 hp (1650 nominal)
243 Aichi (Ha-32) 12/41 50 1700-1900 hp (1800 nominal)
244 Nissan (Ha-104) 01/44 0 1900-2100 hp (2000 nominal)
245 Kokusa (Ha-43) 04/44 0 2100-2300 hp (2200 nominal)
246 Toyoda (Ha-44) 07/44 0 2300-2500 hp (2400 nominal)
247 Mark 6 Nav Radar 07/44 0 Effect = 50 (Surface Search)
248 Type 2 AI Radar 07/43 0 Effect = 40, Range = 2
249 Type 3 AI Radar 07/44 0 Effect = 50, Range = 4
311 14 inch CD Gun 12/41 0 Probably an error Note 1
312 Sound Detector (J) 12/41 0 Improperly placed. Note 2.
142 Ne-20 Jet Engine 08/45 0 Factory Device Note 4.
Note 1: Device 466 is the Coast Defense gun used by Corregedor. It is almost identical
with device 311 (range differs by 1). 311 is a Japanese slot – so it should NOT
be used for an Allied device – and there are NO Japanese 14 inch CD guns!
Note 2: The Manual says Japanese device slots are 139, 237 & 255-314. But THIS
device is NOT in a Japanese slot! So I moved it to unused slot 312.
Note 3: IOC historical (Francillon). Load cost was wrong (it was warhead weight).
This device is NOT in a Japanese slot, but will NOT work if it IS in a Japanese
slot. It also is NOT in an aircraft ordnance slot, but it DOES work!
Note 4: This is neither a Japanese slot nor an aircraft engine slot. But if placed in a
Japanese slot, it does NOT work! In this slot, it DOES work, although it will
not be produced in an aircraft engine plant. It gives us control of production date.