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Originally Posted by *Buzzsaw*
In WWII Military terminology there is 'Service Ceiling' and 'Maximum Ceiling'.
Service Ceiling is the altitude to which an aircraft can climb and be combat effective. In the WWII era, the RAF determined when an aircraft reaches an altitude where its climbrate is less than 300 feet per minute that it had reached its Service Ceiling.
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100f/m not 300f/m
@ trademe900
You expect the sequel to fix the high altitude modeling when the air fighting over Mother Russia was from low to medium heights?
11-11-2012, 10:53 PM
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