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Old 04-29-2012, 09:27 PM
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Actually I remember the discussion on the cut off behaviour in its release state very well. In fact the devs never said that the g levels were wrong but they understood that the way it was implemented led to some oversensitivity. BTW back then the concern was merely that turbulences were enough to cause the first stage of cut out. So the devs eliminated basically the first stage of cut out completely while it actually should have been there. To my feeling (as you put forward your feelings I may too) they just should have removed the instant first stage cut out due to turbulences by putting in some inertial behaviour of the first stage cut out to render it more insensitive to small to medium turbulences.

I also do thing that the current cut out is not over sensitive.

BTW I do not understand what you expect them to do. You want them to check the g level from which cut out occurs. So you want to know the number and that's it? Or do you want them to make it less sensitive whatever g number they have used? If the latter is the case please provide some historic documents that supports your view that g level has to be improved.

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