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Spit Mk1 Boost?
I can't seem to see or get any noticeable performance change with 'boost cut off' enabled or disabled.
I have been testing it at various altitudes climbing/level flight/throttle variables, etc. I would be grateful if someone could offer their results. |
~S~ m8
Are you getting yer 110% out the throttle too? |
Are you flying with 'Complex engine management'?,this would be important to establish.
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I had problem with this too, till i ffigured out what the "cutout" does.
Boost cut out is a little lever that prevents the throttle from going all the way forward (in the "red") If you disable cutoff,you will be able to move throttle a little bit extra. But if you already have your throttle at 100% you won´t be able to push it further so you have to move it back a bit to "reset". and then you can get that extra 10% (or whatever). You will hear sound effects warning you that its not a good idea to leave it for long :-) But the cutoff itself does nothing to your power. Look closely at the throttle and you will figure it out. |
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Yes spot on Snapper it's the smallest little 'gate' in red with 'PUSH' on it positioned at the front of the throttle,and just allows you to move the throttle about another 10% as Ze-Jamz and Superman have already informed us.
The new patch now allows us to switch this off,which as Superman points out is important,as you don't want this on for long periods. |
Thanks guys, I know how to use it but has anyone tested to see what performance increase they are actually seeing in flight with it enabled?
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Hi See,
I posted the following up in the ATAG thread: This is taken from the game data using kegetys.dll. These are pre_beta so not sure if it's changed since. Basically, the MkI and Ia have 0.002 lbs/sq in extra boost (ie nothing) You need to look at the NominalPressure entry for normal max manifold pressure, and the WEPPressure entry for boost cut out. Quote:
EDIT: Don't forget that you need to jiggle the throttle a little after engaging the boost otherwise it won't 'take'. |
Isn't that because all you are doing is overriding the automatic boost control system.
With an engine modification to the Merlin III and the use of 100 octane fuel it was possible to to override the automatic boost control system and get up to + 12 lbs boost although this is considered an overload condition. With the automatic boost control engaged the boost is limitied to + 6.25 lbs. Unfortunately we do not have this in the game currently - e.g unmodified Merlin III engine using 87 octane fuel. |
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Cheers Das. |
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