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Old 01-12-2012, 03:05 PM
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and the fact that our beloved Spit in IL2 had the right to bypass it (the dive climb maneuver for example).
Fact?

Really? Well than there must be some well defined and documented test of the ingame spit to make such a claim.. Right?

Can you provide us the link?

I think that would be interesting to see just how that test was conducted.

On that note, here is a classical WWII ZOOM test I did back in 2007 on the Spit 25lbs

Spitfire MkIX 25lbs

And I saw nothing in that test that would suggest it was ignoring the laws of physics..

Also, when I did the FM ANALYSIS of the Spitfires, I saw nothing in the Ps charts or Doghouse charts that would suggest it was ignoring the laws of physics

But maybe this test your referring to does?

So I am looking forward to the reading the test that your FACT claim is based on!

Thanks in advance!
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