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Old 05-01-2012, 11:59 AM
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... he uses his own website as a source!! What a joke.
His source the famous, well knows R.A.E. test reports, made by RAF... Do not be confused, that the drawings is black

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Rather like G, a level playing field would have to be applied, unless we get into the world of Grand Theft Auto San Andreas where the pilot has a lifestyle which affects his fitness and strength! That said I think a standard stamina bar wouldn't be a bad thing for the sim - so if you enter a long fight pulling lots of G then you get tired physically - this could be reflected in the forces you can apply to the aeroplane, ie it's response worsens. It's a feature.
I think, the reds hate this idea more, than the blues The energy fight isn't stressful. Sometimes you need to pull up at high speed (help with Trim), there is not a lot of difficulty. The constant, high G turning, that is hard
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