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Old 04-10-2011, 06:51 PM
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We can change the Mix also in the 109 (the central of the 3 levels near the throttle).

Today I tried again with my friends in multiplayer (with the "mod" finally we can fly together, but the multiplay "seems" limited to 6 players, have you ever hosted for more humans?): flying in a inflight 109 (former AI) I reached the 5 km before any shake. Maybe I had the first shake after x seconds from the airplane selection (takeoff/2,5km = 2km/5km)

I really don't know: anyway we tested some SpitIIa vs 109E4 and, I'm really sorry to say it, but the energy management seems to be AGAIN the one of IL2 version < 4.10.

It was our first real test, so probably we are still noobs with the full EM: anyway the 109 seems to lose tons of energy in a candle.

I'm still optimist (but please I can't wait AGAIN 10 years to have good FMs): for now the priorities are others I hope.
how can you change the mixture in the bf?im only able to set it either to 100% or 0% and nothing in between
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Old 04-10-2011, 07:40 PM
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how can you change the mixture in the bf?im only able to set it either to 100% or 0% and nothing in between
Two stages like you describe: maybe is something like 100% - 80%

@ICDP probably you're right!
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Two stages like you describe: maybe is something like 100% - 80%

@ICDP probably you're right!
well maybe you are right.but reducing the mix doesnt help anyway.i climbed to about 7000m.on that altitude the bf climbs like my grandma goes upstairs. puffs coming out of the exhaust pipes every second and the whole plane shakes like Michael J. Fox.(sorry for that one)i reduced mixture and the engine almost stops.
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Old 04-10-2011, 09:10 PM
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Spitfire and Hurricane seem to have the same problem. I thought this is caused by "less than 1 g cut outs" but it looks like a more general problem.
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