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IL-2 Sturmovik: Cliffs of Dover Latest instalment in the acclaimed IL-2 Sturmovik series from award-winning developer Maddox Games. |
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And some more in those sections
http://forum.1cpublishing.eu/forumdisplay.php?f=197 http://forum.1cpublishing.eu/forumdisplay.php?f=194 |
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the planesesytems sometimes work very different in the CoD planes - even to the controler inputs (mixture as a example).
I would advice to use a mission with groundstart (IIRC there is one as default ?!) and check how the systems are working. Like, how do the flaps behave, are the systems working only with running engine and so on. AND, wright it down, wright your own pilot handbook for every plane. Thats the best advice i can make - the official documentation leaves you almost alone in this. Get familiar with the plane. With full complexitiy enabled CoD is no "hop in and fly" Sim. Just to stay away from too much frustration (it took me 4 hours the first day of european release ![]() |
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Thanks for all the great posts and links guys. I figured out the Stuka after ~4 hours worth of tinkering. Turns out that I needed to pull out the top left yellow lever (the name escapes me currently) and keep the engine pressure under 1 bar. RPM was controlled primarily with the prop pitch, keep it around 2200 and be very gentle with the throttle. As far as the strange Bf-110 shuddering, who knows
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you had engaged 'Start-/Notleistung' (WarEmergencyPower)! You realy should use that only in emergency and than only for a very short time !
Fortunatly in the 109 it will be disabled automaticly after 1min use ![]() But in the Ju87, you have to disable it manually, true. Actually , you dont need it for the start. try to fly the 110 with around 1,1 ATA and around 2200 rpm in normal flight , there should be no stuttering than - as long you keep the temps in order. Overrev is bad for an engine, but underrev too ! |
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