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1. Looks like i blow the engine each time, got oil on front just in 30 sec
2. 109 have only trim for elevator not Ailron? 3. Is magneto auto on 109? 4. Whats the diffrent on 109 E3/B 5. Radiator is auto? 6. Mixure only full og min 2 steps? 7. Hav ethe 109 WEP? Or emergency power on the engine? 8. Prop pitch is auto? And how would you 109 pilots fly the 109 on with the spit in COD ![]() |
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Yes, only elevator. No, put it manually at 1+2. It has the rack to carry bombs No, 2 states: closed / opened It should be auto iirc... but it's bugged press W and look at the ata indicator. WEP is for 1 min. No! you have to adjust it at every speed variation: keep full throttle and use the PP to keep the RPM constant. It's a long story... ![]()
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The radiator is not only two positions! Push the "open rad" key and watch the crank on the right side of the cockpit, 3 and a quarter turns from closed to open.
Further is there a indicator pin on the right wing, though in reality it worked just the other way, it works -> full out -> rad open.
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Thx alot for taking the time "6S.Manu"
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The rest my preposter said nails it. Winger |
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Thx WInger, but when im in cockpit and try open, close Radiator the handel in the cockpit do not move? Do I jave to be airborn to make it work?
And when hiting WEP it enable it self but I cant turn it off?, dos it just turns its self off after 1 min? or .............. Last edited by ga_332; 04-18-2011 at 06:40 PM. |
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Some question
1. Cant open/close the Radiator in 109? is it a bug? 2. When Wep is turn on you cant turn it off? you have to wait 1 minut for it to auto tirns off? 3. When flying for a while the 109 start to shake, when I trottel down to almoust 0 trottel it stops, but when I trottel up again it starts to shake again, both in low and high alt have i broken the engine? The Temp looks fine and no oil ![]() 4. Should magneto always stay on 1+2 ? |
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Given that the "mechanical weathering" allows for random failures, it might be worth doing preflight checks in CoD, though I'm not sure quite how you go about "explaining" to the game engine that you refused to fly the mission because the aeroplane was U/S... |
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Thx cheesehawk,
Looks like I had not turn on realisme on engine heat so that why the radiator on both oil and water did not work ![]() ![]() What would be the Normal settings for radiators on oil and water be? Middel settings ![]() Still looking at the shakes......maybee as you said head shake i try turn that off.....ok testet it turn off head shake totaly gone? is this a bug? Btw what RPM should you not overdue under 2500 or 3000? Last edited by ga_332; 04-19-2011 at 07:57 PM. |
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2500 rpm max for one minute. 2400 rpm for 5 minutes, or 2300 rpm for 30 minutes.
If the oil gets too cold then the oil pressure will get too high & you'll break something. If the coolant temperature is too low then opening up to high power would probably cause thermal shock. The reality is that once the aeroplane is flying you're quite unlikely to overcool it unless you're descending at idle power or something. You obviously want to keep the radiators as close to closed as possible to reduce drag, whilst keeping temperatures within limits. I don't know what the actual limits for the DB601 were off the top of my head, but generally coolant <120º and oil <90º is a good guess for a WWII piston engine. |
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