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IL-2 Sturmovik: Cliffs of Dover Latest instalment in the acclaimed IL-2 Sturmovik series from award-winning developer Maddox Games.

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Old 05-07-2012, 06:23 PM
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strange....I just couldn't get the mk2 spit above 240 mph at sea level
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Old 05-07-2012, 07:07 PM
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strange....I just couldn't get the mk2 spit above 240 mph at sea level
Are you sure it is MKII not MK1?? Cause i cant get MK1 above 240 mph at sea level - max speed 238 mph at 6 1/2 lbs.

SRY i made mistake in these post cause i miss Hurricane with SPitfire. Of course SPit MK1a in beta patch reach 255 mph at 6 1/2 lbs and Spitfire MKII reach 268 mph at the same boost.

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Are you sure it is MKII not MK1?? Cause i cant get MK1 above 240 mph at sea level - max speed 238 mph at 6 1/2 lbs.
I will check again, sounds like thats what happened.
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Are you sure it is MKII not MK1?? Cause i cant get MK1 above 240 mph at sea level - max speed 238 mph at 6 1/2 lbs.
Kwiatek, did you make those tests off line or on line? Just curious because on line at 100 feet off Manston we couldn't get more than 248mph in Spit MkIa. Not that 8mph matters when its so far off.

Is there any way to check the atmosphere settings for on and off line? Is one or neither a 'standard day'?
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Kwiatek, did you make those tests off line or on line? Just curious because on line at 100 feet off Manston we couldn't get more than 248mph in Spit MkIa. Not that 8mph matters when its so far off.

Is there any way to check the atmosphere settings for on and off line? Is one or neither a 'standard day'?
Hi Klem,

Here's what I got yesterday for the Spit Ia at sea level:

6.5 lbs, 2800 rpms: 245 online, 249 offline
6.5 lbs, 3000 rpms: 252 online, 253 offline
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Hi Klem,

Here's what I got yesterday for the Spit Ia at sea level:

6.5 lbs, 2800 rpms: 245 online, 249 offline
6.5 lbs, 3000 rpms: 252 online, 253 offline
Did you try offline at 3000 RPM? Comparing different RPM settings is rather counter-intuitive.
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Did you try offline at 3000 RPM? Comparing different RPM settings is rather counter-intuitive.
I don't understand your question. Both online and offline are there, for two rpms. What's so "counterintuitive" about that?
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I don't understand your question. Both online and offline are there, for two rpms. What's so "counterintuitive" about that?
WOW. I can't read. Sorry.

I don't even-
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Hi Klem,

Here's what I got yesterday for the Spit Ia at sea level:

6.5 lbs, 2800 rpms: 245 online, 249 offline
6.5 lbs, 3000 rpms: 252 online, 253 offline
May I ask how does it compare with historical test data?
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May I ask how does it compare with historical test data?
Hi Insuber,

Top speed for the Ia at sea level should be 283 IAS at full overboost at 3000 rpms (before the engine blows up LOL). If the boost control cut out functioned as it should in this sim and provided another short-term emergency speed boost of 25 mph, (253 + 25 = 278 mph), we'd actually be within 5 mph of Real Life data. IMHO, of course.
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