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hey swiss!!!il2 compare works fine!but can you explain me the 4 types of diagrams?
MAX TAS by altitude,max ROC by altitude,ROC by constant TAS and turn time by speed. as i understand it, max tas by altitude shows the maximum speed in a certain altitude, turn time by speed shows the time the plane needs to fly a 360degree turn with a certain speed, and roc at constant tas shows the altitude the plane gains with a certain speed in a certain time.please correct me if i misunderstood something. and i dont know what the max roc by altitude-diagram shows.answers would be appreciated!! |
all correct.
ROC by alt basically shows you how your lift changes by altitude. Take a 109E4 vs a Hurri. You will notice you can: - outspeed the hurri up to 6000m - outclimb the hurri up to 4500m - you cannot outturn the hurri Above those altitudes the hurri will catch you. Now take your time and think about possible maneuvers. |
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thank you very much swiss!!!you are really helpful.by the way, on which servers do you play usually???i think i have never seen you online.my codename in game is davidred
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109E-3 max speed 354 mph, service ceiling 36,091 ft, rate of climb 3,282 ft/min. Hurricane 1 max speed 316 mph, service ceiling 33,2001 ft, rate of climb 2,300 ft/min. The 109 was known to be superlative at higher altitude, a captured example wasn't tested all the way up due to lack of compatible oxygen equipment so this wasn't known early in the war. The Hurricane turned tighter I believe. |
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The comparison posted by swiss works only if you compare Bf 109E-4/B against Hurricane Mk II. However, Hurricane Mk I (ingame version which is worse than in BoB) will not catch the normal fighter E-4 by running or climbing in ANY altitude. Anyway, at sea level even the slowest Bf 109 is ~45 km/h faster than the fastest Hurricane.
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