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REAL in-cockpit sound recording from a MESSERSCHMITT Bf-109G2.
Here is everything you ever wanted to hear from inside a real 109 through various aspects of it's flight. Startup, taxi, take off, and aerobatics! ENJOY!!! P.S., as you listen to this, compare it to what we have now in CLOD.
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Scary close to the way CoD sounds.
Except the flap warning horn, always wondered why its missing...
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Yea sound pretty darn close to my 109 for sure.
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Wow..that sounded awesome. It makes me happy about the sound changes to CoD too, we're darn close to the real thing!
I agree on the stall warning too..I didn't know about it, but it would be useful. I can't even count how many times I was flying around wonder why my plane was shaking and I couldn't get full speed. 5 min later I realize I'm a dummy and left the takeoff flaps down. |
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Help... I think I'm a geek. I just spent 14 mins of my life listening to an engine on youtube, and I enjoyed it.
P.S Could someone tell me what the large intake on the side of that 109 is? |
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It is the main air intake for the Daimler.
the air flows in there, and gets compressed, before it is injected into the engine, and then mixed with fuel.. so... that air intake is the engine's Nose if you will. |
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This video is linked few times already in this site but it's always nice to listen DB 605 Intake is supercharger air intake with tropical filter, pic in vid is mirrored so it's on left side of plane actually.
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What the hell I can't ear other planes around. This soundtrack is a fake !!!
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This is how this plane must sound when you press "F3"... '
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Nice video, thanks for sharing it, hadn't seen it before.
The most interesting things for me, apart from the sound of the engine in general, were the difference in sound when the cockpit window was closed, the variable sounds of the wind resistance when doing aerobatics, and the confirmation that I couldn't hear the other planes when he was flying in formation. Edit - Nice flyby video too Gelbevierzehn's, posted while I was writing, thanks. Last edited by Les; 11-20-2011 at 06:47 PM. |
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