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Old 07-24-2011, 08:05 AM
Crashlight Crashlight is offline
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Just running on simple engine settings, the Spitfire doesn't have Boost although I have seen it activate on autopilot. Same settings, the Hurricane boost worked fine, making it a better fighter than the Spitfire is. ???

Anyway, Boost never activates on simple engine management settings even with hotkey activation of "T" and "W" whereas the Hurricane does it automatically with no hotkey activation. I guess a fix is coming or is there a workaround?
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Old 07-24-2011, 10:36 AM
Danelov Danelov is offline
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Yes, the Spitfire had this boost but is not automatic. In the time pilots speak about of :"Breaking the wire","pulling the plug","Buster", "thought the gate" ,"Pressing emergency overide","press the emergency boot tit", etc, etc.
"Breaking the wire" refers to broken the protection wire in the throttle quadrant to limit the overpower and ev damage to the engine.
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Old 07-24-2011, 10:49 AM
JimmyBlonde JimmyBlonde is offline
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Originally Posted by whoarmongar View Post
I mostly fly the Mk1a online , and I have to admit im no expert

1 . Boost cut out, Its basically a "gate" that you open to activate extra boost available, as such its a once use option in the spit for some inexplicable reason you cant "close the gate after using it. Im sure in real life after being forced to overboost your engine afterwards you would "shut the gate" to avoid accidently overboosting your engine at some point later on.
I'm pretty sure that the boost gate was closed off by a thin piece of wire. The pilot would move the throttle through the wire and break it to use emergency boost which might explain why it can't be 'closed'.
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