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help i can provide or some improvement can be made I even spend time to serch the net and do the tests myself Now, instead of being listened and thinking again and double check I deserve f*** off Really nice, what a real simer |
Could some kind moderator please lock this pointless thread, and preferably block the clueless troll?
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let me see if it will be locked Let someone reasonable judge if this is point less The one who raise the personal attack should be BANed indeed Let me tell you some other groups/teams now are seriously treating the diving issue acutually it is not a easy issue to be solved. it is very very complicated issue may invole IL2 engine defect. I tell you again, I am not someone who wander around for nothing I am here coz I lay hope to Dteam and Il2 |
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and baning someone for saying something real but not comfortable is the Freedom institution your country so proud of? you attacked me and u want me baned. woo.... |
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So far you didn't provided any evidence that would suggest that there is something fundamentally wrong with the game. IIRC Your picture that shows dives is from the post war magazine article. And you will be hard pressed to find any RL test with planes diving at 90 deg straight into the ground or any 90 deg diving test for that matter, ~45 deg maximum angle during the dive is more typical. |
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the best way to avoid telling the wrong one to f*** of is to read more book and start calculation. |
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I am not here to attack someone acctually I will be happy if I am proved wrong coz I will not have to be plaged by this issue anymore and can fully enjoy the Il2 However, thru my/our calculation, things are different with those shown in Il2 acutually, I do not believe the 45 degree dive is similar to 90 degree seriously and this is the the blank point we are trying to figure out. Fw 190 defence action will always start with a split s followed by a certain period of almost 90 degree dive so the veticle dive has it's meaning |
letme show you some clue here
with the speed increased, the back-drag force will increase pronouncely due to 1, deformation , 2, propeller pitch, 3, propeller tip speed,4, air wave darging force. with this backward force increased largely. the heavier aircraft should prevail in the diving. roughly it is the result I got, and I am quite comfident it is meaningful and to some extence correct. |
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