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Sorry my mistake, I tried, the plane was shaking, and needles bouncing. If you disable the headshake, the plane will not shake anymore, but needles will still bounce. The only way to have a calm plane is to uncheck the CEM. When you cut throttle or when you go full throttle, the erratic movements stop. Bizarre^^
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Imo, I'd say the mixture levers in the Hurricane (Rotol, at least) are correctly implemented. |
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I practised that rather intensively (sort of) and after some time, I was up to 24000ft where the hurricane attains its max-speed, according to the manual. And that was without having the engine run too rough. Don't ask me how I did that, I had the same problems as you at first, but I can say that 24000ft is still not the altitude for full lean mixture ^-^
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I would like to hang in again into the "shaking" in the Bf109.
Is there any explanation for this shaking? I try to play with the oil and cooler rad, but nothing actually changes. So i ve no clue what i am doing wrong, to get rid of that shaking. I mean the Bf109 has "automatic" mixture and using automatic charger. So nothing to switch here. Is it a bug or ....? |
Good to bring this topic up, I'm still confused with this problem too. It really looks like a bug, because by switching CEM off or head shaking off you get rid of the problem. Full throttle and IDLE remove shaking for me is it the same for you Ivan?
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Yes exactly.
So really seems to be a bug ......? |
I don't know. It seems that we are the only ones to be concerned by this problem xD, nobody have rushed in this topic to complain about the strange behaviour of the plane.
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Does anybody have the same vibration problem discussed above or I'm just missing something? Is there anything to fix but my mind? |
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