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I may be wrong but weren't the Blennie engines started by ground crew and impossible to restart in the air in real life?
For conversion of IAS etc, if you have a smartphone try looking for a free app called 'Drop The Bomb' that will also give the correct bombsight angle if you prefer to level drop manually |
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The correctly angle is adjusted by Wimperis bombsight, based in TAS and ALTITUDE inputs The only data you need convert is IAS >TAS If one dont have a Smartphone and since Wimperis accept speed imputs only in 10 to 10 increments, a hand calculator is sufficient to convert IAS in TAS. Add 2% of IAS for each 1000 feets of ALTITUDE. Sokol1 Last edited by Sokol1; 11-26-2012 at 04:53 PM. |
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Shutt down engines turnig off fuel and/or magnets: If the engine dont go cold just with "windmill" of propellers engines start again after turn fuel an magnets on. Dive a bit to help. Flying throug clouds, if you close radiators ~60 % and turn on "Carburetor heat" engines dont kill. If you dont do this and engines kill and go cold, select one engine and press "I" dont help - probable due absence of ground crew. But if you have spare altitude try this: Put throttle in ~5%, close radiators, turn on "Carburetor heat" and dive. With luck propeller "windmill" turn engines on. In my attemps I get one engine ON - at very low altitude. Need await warmup until move throttle, leave radiators close, "Carburetor heat" on and watch temps. After get some speed and altitude, I am able to repeat the precedure and start the another engine. Sokol1 Last edited by Sokol1; 11-03-2012 at 05:20 PM. |
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