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You could be right but you can't tell from that graph. It STOPS at 4000 grams. Therefore, according to that graph, the displacement STOPS at about 1.7mm. If you can find something that states the full deflection value of the Cougar mod then feel free to post it. Not that it matters b/c a 9kg force would result in approximately 4mm of deflection per your graph. As a real engineer shouldn't you know that? Here's something that's interesting from that site... Quote:
Of course, once again, it's all moot because you fail to understand anything (as usual). So, why won't you address my individual comments instead of just spouting the same thing over and over? Why won't you take the time to think about what I've posted? Specifically... Quote:
Your graph does NOT show CONTROL INPUT versus stick force. It shows DEFLECTION versus stick force. The SOFTWARE determines control input. The software can ignore ALL THE INPUT if so desired. You can hang a car off that freaking stick and if the software decides to ignore it, then it's ignored. Oh wait, I just remembered, you're not here to learn or discuss anything. You're here just to go back and reread your same statements over and over. --Outlaw. |
thats irrelevnt
my original point is that a short run is an advnatge to pilot and the air wolrd apply it and the racing world doesnt besides i know it by experience since in every racing game i gain two seconds going with 40º of lock insteead of 400º as mostly everybody does |
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and that graph shows the center WITH NO DEAD ZONE |
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i dont want to give my real name in case a future employer searches me
if someone searched my name he would just find top research on maths from my dad :) thats why i can tell what i think here but not in real life |
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The relationship between your original point and your, "assinine BS" as you put it, is irrelevant to me because I never disputed your original point. Since you bring it up though... Quote:
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You are clueless. The force is the input TO THE STICK, but, NOT THE CONTROL SURFACES. The COMPUTER decides how to move the control surfaces REGARDLESS of the stick position. It shows no PHYSICAL dead zone which means NOTHING when there is a computer sitting between the stick and the control surfaces. Here's an example you may be able to wrap your head around... If I start my car and floor the gas with the shifter in neutral, the engine should blow up very quickly from over revving. However, the computer WILL NOT LET THAT HAPPEN. At 6200 rpm it kills the ignition, thus preventing engine damage. So, NO MATTER WHAT MY FOOT IS DOING ON THE GAS, the computer will not let the engine over rev. In this case, my gas pedal has a 100% dead zone. Now, when I get the upgrade for my car which has "no-lift shift" (to keep the turbo charger up to speed during shifts), when I press the clutch to shift I WILL NOT HAVE TO TAKE MY FOOT OF THE GAS. The computer measures the position of the clutch and reduces throttle while the clutch pedal is depressed and then gradually increases the throttle back to 100% as I release the clutch pedal. In both cases, the COMPUTER is deciding how much "dead zone" is in the gas pedal and has COMPLETE control of what the engine is doing. Just like the stick in the F-16. --Outlaw. |
you bring to many points, most irrelevant
we are discussing if the f16 stick has a 6mm dead zone i call that bs, dont you agree? so you agree with my original point of short run being an adavantage and the airworld using it, cool well by making this thread i learnt you can have avery short run with the advanatges it brings and you can still have high precision by settin a gradual force damping at least you make points not like the others out reasoned just can resource to personal attacks taking into account the imput is the force that graph shows beyond discussion not apreciable dead zone |
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It is so obvious that it's NOT the same as the F-16 stick that I can't even begin to think of any living entity (including single celled animals, plants, bits of random RNA, etc.) that could not understand such. Quote:
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--Outlaw. |
I wake up every morning to read what's going on.
This chit rocks with a coffe and a smoke. S! |
Haha, this is still going :)
Why don't you setup the curves in your yoistick so that you have 10 times less travel than anybody else and fly with that. And when you beat everyone in a dogfight, formation flying, take-off, landing and taxiing, we can all agree that you're right and we're wrong. Oh and, then fly a real life plane setup so that it has 10 times less demanding input, like an F16 with 2-3 pounds of max fore required, or an F-18 with 5cm of travel. |
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and I don't even smoke. or drink coffee. |
i made the point a short run is an advantage like the f16
fjord monkey as an f16 mechanic dismmissed it saying the whole run is dead band bs capici? |
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Go onto dedicated F16 forums to ask the question or make this argument. I think from now I'll just mime patting you on the head and saying "There there little troll, whatever you say...." You really are only worth ridiculing. Sad that. Hood |
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Where's the problem, why all this debate. Come on, lets set it up so that it has 6mm of travel and let's see how you do. Take off, formation flying, some aerobatics, dog fighting and landing. And if you can do that with 6mm of travel on your joystick, and do it better than a person with a regular joystick, or even better a person with a center mounted long travel stick, every single one of us that disagreed with you will rite you a personal apology. |
those 6 mm are damped with a strong gradual force so six mm its plenty enough
if you prefer the other version that the six mm is lose run ... and then how much sense does have saying those six mm is to small for an imput and say as well all the input is in a zero run after the dead zone for your info 0 minor than six |
Somebody decipher the last one please.
So what now, are you saying you need both small travel AND force sensing ? Cause you never said anything about force sensing. Just that small travel is better. |
i said since the begining i race with a small run and some force damping
you want proof my 40º lock on steering the wheel for 33º in the front wheel is efective? here: http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e2...aid/record.jpg http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e222/raaaid/1.jpg |
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The thread title is " the air forces know the secret for uber piloting the sports world doesnt", so the main matter is obviously aviation. |
nope the subject is the secret for uber piloting and thats a short run
so short in some cases as the f16 6 mm run check out the original post: i have several world record racing online and i feel like i cheated because i do something that i dont know nobody else does it most people use in their joystick wheel 400º of lock, i use 40º i texted extensively and in any racing game theres at least two seconds difference between both set ups i get think about it wwi fighters sticks had a run like 50 cm modern fighter joystick run is like 5 cm what i dont understand is why real racers dont use high sensitivity |
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Let's first test your claim about military aviation. Setup your joystick to 6mm of travel, via the calibration curves, and the rest of us setup a regular travel joystick and we'll see who can fly the plane better in all conditions, dogfight, takeoff/landing, formation flying... We can even use a real hardcore simulator, like the DCS: P-51D mustang, since you're talking about real life scenarios here. |
ive already done it with my g25 wheel and set several world records, you need force damping for that short run and only my wheel has force feeback not my joystick
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Yes, and I'll take your word for it, but let's leave cars and steering wheels for now.
So, you're now saying that you need both short run AND force feedback? So if you had like, a logitech G940 or an MFFSB than you could do it? |
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All racing cars have more sensitive (or a lower steering ratio) than 'normal' road cars... However the real racers have to deal with G-force, uneven roads, fatigue and, most importantly the possiblity of a very quick death should they mess it up.. There has to be a balance between sensitivity and safety. This is the point that your missing. You're not going to die because your PC racing wheel is too sensitive when the guy in front of you spins out and you react and crash. Understeer and oversteer would be a nightmare to control, and god help you if you get a blow out on one of the front wheels at 200mph.. In an F-16 if you try and do something that would get you dead then the computer will just stop it happening. That's the pay off for such a highly sensitive stick.. you're not really in control, the plane is. Fighter pilots have to deal with the same forces a racing driver does,and then some. Do you think it would be easy to make very small movements of your arm whilst being bounced around all over the sky in a purley mechanical WWII fighter with a tiny stick travel? You're simply ignoring the saftey factor in this because you're basing you point on computer games, sitting at a desk. |
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When will you guys realise he is a troll!!!
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yeah winny i agree with you i think the reason real racers dont use still a shorter run is safety reasons well spotted i think the pilots who use the shorter run are rally ones |
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i had two bikes and now use my dads car in a very safety manner |
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What actually amazes me is how cruel people can be to what is essentially an easy target. But if bullying the special needs kids at school was your thing then carry on. The guy bought CloD so he's as much right as anyone to be here. Personally I find the constant rehashing od the same old complaints over in the main forum more annoying than a completley harmless, if rather confusing Raaaid thread. |
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so you still believe the 6 mm run are dead zone? if not the short run advantage is proved
youre so thick, proof it or shut up and how do you dare to call me lier after having posted all subjects i passed in college, from latin to steam engines edit: why dont you get raceroom an steam free game and prove me wrong by driving with 400º run when i admit i got the record only for going with 40º and beat some of my 3 records in that masive free game then you can talk by now its me and not you whos doing the uber piloting |
ill resume this thread:
i claim i feel cheating getting world records racing cause i use 40º run while everybody uses over 200º i back this up by the f16 having 6mm run an expert comes and says the 6 mm run of the f16 is DEAD ZONE i call this bs everybody gets on me insulting me calling me idiot pathetic moron troll, this stresses me and i start saying deliring things about borgs i back it up with a graph of a joystick of an f16 replica which shows no death zone at all peeople keep trolling with personal attacks in fact even when realizing i was right they wont admit it but winny whose reasonable and admits the short run advantage and explains its not used as me to the extreme in the racing world for safety reasons which i share now ... |
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Take one obvious example, Airbus and Boeing. Airbus use a sidestick and Boeing a conventional yoke. Airbus uses a fly-by-wire system and a sidestick as the aircraft adheres to a strict flight envelope that is set within the flight limits of that particular aircraft. The pilot has limited control of the aircraft and in theory cannot endanger the crew and passengers by making the aircraft perform a maneuver that would otherwise lead to a stall or over loading and failure of the structure. Boeing also a fly-by-wire system but they use a yoke. Now the reason that they use a centre stick is because unlike the Airbus aircraft even though they have a flight envelope the pilot IS in control of the aircraft and can make the aircraft perform maneuvers that could lead to a stall etc... Which aircraft do most pilots prefer... Boeing obviously, they are in complete control if they need to not the flight computer. Now obviously passengers jets and yokes can't be compared to centre sticks and side sticks in a fighter aircraft so case two, modern fighter jets... Yes the current trend is sidesticks, but there is a very very simple reason for this. The design, modern military jets are designed to be EXTREMELY unstable and are kept in the sky by the computer not by the pilot, the modern pilots fly by the instruments in front of him and a centre stick is intrusive so that's one benefit of a sidestick. So there you have it, nothing to do with how sensitivity or precision... the reason that modern jets use side stick is that in reality modern pilots do not have complete control over the aircraft the COMPUTER does. Find me a military fighter aircraft that does not use fly-by-wire and has a side stick please. @Winny, I hope you found that interesting :D |
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well there are two things for seinsitivity, should never had used that word
the shorter the run the higher the sensitibity( and the faster you can countersteer a stall in a plane or a spin in a car which is run dependant not sensitivity) the stronger the centering force damping the lower the sensitivity so its posible to have a short run whith all its advanatages witha very strong force damping which will lower the sensitivity as much as needed for formation ultraprecise flying in fact the f16 stick design is much better than anything i tried in my g25 wheel, and i say that as quite an experten on virtual racing |
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how about if the mods took me as reference to turn this place alike the ubizoo where people would talk of their things as old friends with a very nice atmosphere if someone is ultra mean to me a totally harmless guy maybe he shouldnt deserve the right to be among a bunch of nice guys all over the world with an agaisnt the stream interest on pilloting and flying |
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@winny, no problem :) |
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this is the ot really theres no need to take it to the air world my simple TRUE POINT: i got several world records RACING in masive games by my using extremely short runs, had i used a normal run i would be two second slower now people who race and maybe interested in my extreme setup should ask me about the force feedback setting i use people who wish to troll will troll with mostly non related info |
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i dont need ignore list, i have a mental list of haters whose opinion i take reversed, normally these guys have swastikas in their sigs, oh the subcouncios stream of thought, being insulted by them is equivalent to being praised by a nice guy
hey that 109 nose art of your signature is your avatar thats how you portrait yourself? as a nationalist fighter beated but still surviving? |
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@sig, I am british so you can't call me a nationalist when I fly blue aircraft LOL and I fly blue as I am a huge fan of the 109 and 190 purely from an engineering perspective... that is all. |
You do realise that the people standing by the aircraft are actually british soldiers who captured the aircraft...
@Winny I blame you for this ;) :P I long made it my aim not to discuss anything with Raaaid! |
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Also I think that you should take into account the fact that some of your posts are very hard to understand because of the dodgy translations. And don't get stressed because somebody on the internet thinks you're wrong. Life's too short. The same point I made about saftey in racing cars applies to aircraft too. Too sensitive will get you dead very quickly. The F16's a bad example to use because it's all about pressure not movement. You'd be better off researching actual WW2 aircraft and the ammount of stick travel in each. I think you'll find that they were made the way they were for lot's of different reasons, safety, precission, technical limitations of the time etc etc It's not all about how quickly you can get the stick from one side to the other. |
well i apologize for calling you a nationalist i was on the hating mood for your despice to me, sorry again wont do it again
well going on on my secret for racing ultrafast: apart from extrem short runs: my favourite is that one in which the steering wheel and front wheel have 1:1 ratio then i use not force centering damping for it keeps me from detecting the wheel lighter by understeering but i use the maximum force feedback just as strong as when you dont touch the wheel it oscilates but when you hold it it stops, ive seen real f1 wheels doing this |
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i apologized
the main point discussed is a short run is an adavantage, is agreed is not taken to the extremes for safety reasons do you agree with that? the secondary point is that the 6 mm run of the f16 stick is dead zone do you agree with that? what youre doing is giving unecesary info to the two points and complicatin things myself when calling to the point you call me troll, i lost my nerves and fell on that internet law, sorry again i lost my nerves |
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Of course, none of that is relevant BECAUSE AS I SAID BEFORE, THE END OF TRAVEL DOES NOT MEAN THE END OF INPUT. Force sticks, even if they are slightly sprung for a small range of travel, can measure input AFTER travel has stopped
this graph proves you wrong: force and displacement are linearly related, do i have to explain farter? http://www.realsimulator.com/assets/...-force-300.jpg http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kgCwyHr7Fzs |
Raaid....
Really, I could have tackled you several times.... Destroyed you. However I realise you are mental and vunerable. Attacking you is like clubbing a baby seal. Quite often aswell, cos you are so wrong, a 14 year old studying GCSE Science (a bit like you diploma's which you think are Degrees) could actually prove you wrong.... O and look you just became a statistic: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godwin%27s_law I actually didnt mind you making your ridiculous posts in the pilots lounge, even though I did originally, however you have just proved you are a total fool and will stoop to any argument to win! If you believe it or not. I really cant believe how much you talk about "everyone living in harmony" and now you call some one a Nationalist because you think its a "get out of a losing argument clause" as that person prefers blue aircraft, or flys in a blue squadron... You just called everyone that flies blue a nazi in my book. Actually this post makes you look a total fool: http://forum.1cpublishing.eu/showthread.php?t=34145 Assuming a picture is someones political beliefs.... What does this make me? Also I would like to add with your degree in English, you see I have not missed aline between each sentence? - this is called a PARAGRAPH.... Just to prove Im right here is TWO better videos of Bruce Lee actually doing something real... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0PLBXAcKyDw http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-2gEx0n_MA Yea it was used for an advert but I cant find a better one... Its hardly my fault that popular images are used by entertainment... |
well godwings law doesnt apply when the person in question has an swastika in his signature and a german wwii squad as avatar if he feels like calling me a troll not keeping to the point where i point his faults but not wanting to unpleased winny i apologized
you know why so many people cant stand me cause they cant afford my honesty noway this guy tellings the truth is there anyone who does today? edit: oh if i had a recording of myself cutting a flying fly in half with a blade in MY ONLY TRY EVER, i bet people doesnt believe me :( thats the chi, i made the fly fly to the blade while trowing the blade randomly |
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i fly blue as im suspicious in a past life i was a 109 pilot thing i get from my dreams
i find it applyable to people with swastikas in his sigs as a matter of fact im not sure if here but i recall this is agaisnt the rules |
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a short run is an advantage the whole 6mm run of the f16 sidestick being dead band its bs :idea: |
Ok but I dont understand what your saying? Apart from when you called everyone on this forum a NAZI... :(
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i didnt, fed up of being insulted at the tenth guy insukting me i noticed his swastika in the sig, against the rules as all tthe personal attacks going on
you cant expect keep insulting a guy out of reason with out a reaction |
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You cant call everyone a nazi cos they fly blue aircraft! What about everyone elses feelings!? Why dont you have the love and compassion for other people you preach so much about? You are wrong,wrong,wrong... ;) If you promoted your cause with "I found this better to this specific case" - you would have infinatley more credability! <3 |
yes well you cant blame it for losing my nerves ive been call all kind of things for exposing:
a short run is an advantage to piloting the 6mm run of the f16 stick being dead zone its bs |
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There there little troll, you're completely right. Hood |
well my intuition was right about the whole 6 mmm run being dead zone being uttr bs
its easy to be anyone on the net actually im in the dark side of the moon actually the sun shines here the naming it dark its because here we live in a future like wolrd where the best minds of earth whose find something forbiden has been taken to i patented a mechanical antigravity vortex and next day the patent got published i woke up here i dont know if this will get filtred but it may due to my rep there are urban legends of people being killed for discovering water engines and such, thats not true they are taling to luna marte and andromeda colonies in case something goes bad on earth actually f16 sidestick controls are copied from flying turtles, theyre really old, though f16 lack the force feedback the turtles have and those controls are my litle cheat to pilot online against earthlings |
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well if youre so gullible to believe fjord monkey is an f16 manager after his claim the whole 6 mm run is dead zone you may believe any bs
haha this is a funny one youre trying to lead me into a nervous breakdown your doing it in group but you tacitely agreed to how does it feel being a bad person? |
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