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Old 05-06-2012, 05:33 PM
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Originally Posted by K_Freddie View Post
The final test would be P47-vs-something else.

We all know that the p47 'dropped like a brick'... if this doesn't happen in comparison to other a/c... we quiet simply have a FM problem .. period!


This is a valid, if not 'niche' point brought up by mayshine.. whether anybody likes it or not, is irrelevant.
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Yes Yes.. we've done the aeronautics and formulae ad-nauseum
Mayshine's question has been answered, dive acceleration difference exist in game already.

And P-47 falls like the brick in comparison with most other aircrafts.

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I have a question, does bf109g6as outdive spitfire IX or fw190A8 during the initial phase in 4.11m?
Depending on initial conditions and your definition of "initial phase" that's probably possible.

FM data you posted for several planes looks like 4.11 data.


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Because in game, g applies the same to all aircraft. Just like in real life.
Tell me you don't touch any of the flight models.....

Excess thrust......not the same!

And JtD is wrong in what exactly? AFAIK F=mg, g is a constant and is the same for every object in game.
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