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Old 10-17-2011, 08:37 PM
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Guys we are now entering the irrational. What is not on the book or reported being said by only a few without charts & nbr as a back up is not debatable.

One thing is sure. Some can perform more than other and surely by a slight margin (there is no post stall manoeuvrability in a spit !) some did.

What we care here as a rendering of RL situation would be that very specific node were experienced will get trough with a "slight margin" of G and other that will fear a sudden stall or fail in an accelerated stall aggravated with a wing over with a minor slip angle (that we can all agree - it's documented).

Stick shaking would be not necessary (and hardly done without th erequired hardware compatibility) but head shaking and blur with increasing effect are example of what wld be "easy" to implement. Of course this is speculation. But damn me if any reader here won't prefer TC speculations to both of your tigers pi**ng contest.

On that base it is possible to compute the exact buffeting speed with both wings level and use a charts and RL experience for the resulting bank angle achievable before the stall.

Pls be constructive. I hve the feeling that we could help to build of delectable Spitfire at LEAST !
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