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Old 01-12-2012, 05:33 PM
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Well AoA I won't make any comments on the SPit in IL2. It's way out of topic and CoD does not deserve that with all the efforts they have made to make it credible
I only brought it up because you were saying the IL-2 Spit and the CoD Spit have the same problem..

Or did I misunderstand you when you said the following?

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The prob with the Spit in old Il2 was not so much with the numbers but with its relaxed "E-liability".

Somehow the very same happen here for now.
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But I figure you never attempted to B&Z a spit in Il2
You figured wrong

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My personal safety minimal margin was 500 meters to regain after each pass to find myself still above the free ballooning alt of the beast
Which IMHO says more about the relative pilot skills than the FM and thus is not proof that the Spit is ignoring the laws of physics
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