radiators have no influence on speed

SNAFU · #1 10-31-2011, 12:47 PM

Well, that is pretty much my standard race-experience against Hurricanes...

But that is also in line with the rest of the so-called CEM. The useless magnetos, fuel prime pumps and simplified start up procedure, no over-revving damage, the constant low fuel oil consumption. What is now better in comparison to 1946 is, that the temperature and oil pressure gauges actually work, which makes it a little easier compared to 1946.

Damixu · #2 10-31-2011, 12:57 PM

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Originally Posted by SNAFU

Well, that is pretty much my standard race-experience against Hurricanes...

But that is also in line with the rest of the so-called CEM. The useless magnetos, fuel prime pumps and simplified start up procedure, no over-revving damage, the constant low fuel oil consumption. What is now better in comparison to 1946 is, that the temperature and oil pressure gauges actually work, which makes it a little easier compared to 1946.

I think your forum handle nails it pretty well

zhu7916zhaoso · #3 11-03-2011, 07:57 AM

I've noticed this as well. Seems like I can fly around all day on full throttle with rads full open and not lose any performance to drag. Probably a bug?? It's like they fix one damn thing and something else goes haywire! But being as the game is as complex as it is I guess it's just the nature of the beast...
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Tacoma74 · #4 11-03-2011, 11:35 AM

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Originally Posted by zhu7916zhaoso

I've noticed this as well. Seems like I can fly around all day on full throttle with rads full open and not lose any performance to drag. Probably a bug?? It's like they fix one damn thing and something else goes haywire! But being as the game is as complex as it is I guess it's just the nature of the beast...

What the hell..? Thats exactly what I said in post #4 lol