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have you taken them to task over the auto radiators? ![]()
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YES indeed
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You rule!
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BTW shouldn't it be 4s for one hour? I remember that in reality the speed was 15min/sec. Now the speed is 10min/s if it really takes 6secs for the full hour. So still too slow by 33%.
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i never used a stopwatch to measure the exact time the gauge needs for a whole circle, but i counted the seconds by myself and always considered it for too long.6 secs seem to be accurate, which is too slow!....so the devs should not only fix the pp of the E4, but of all the messerschmitts. |
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Exactly that has been suggested directly to the devs
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Actually we need 45deg/sec speed in order to have 360deg in 4sec (45deg = 15 min on the dial)
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I have found it yesterday, but partly caused by user error. If you pressed any PP button, while you switch from manual to auto, the program notes it. When you switch back to manual, the The program detects that the button is still pressed. If you are not paying attention, then change up or down by itself in manual mode.
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The motor (prop pitch adjustment VDM elektromotor) speed is changed continuously, depending on the engine rpm. The theoretical maximum of 1.5°. While not go below 1°, its not problem. But yes, the maximum speed should be 4sec.
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I think he is referring to angles as seen on the clock
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