German Prop Pitch Lever

[JG53Frankyboy]

in this book
http://www.amazon.de/gp/product/imag...299956&s=books

a speed of 3° per second is giving for a VDM propeller.
So, as one hour on the gauge is showing a difference of 6° of propellerpitch change , with the actuel speed of ~16sec for one hour , CoD is to slow indeed.

CoD = 6° in 16sec
real (according to linked book)= 6° in 2 sec

[IvanK]

Originally Posted by JG53Frankyboy

in this book
http://www.amazon.de/gp/product/imag...299956&s=books

a speed of 3° per second is giving for a VDM propeller.
So, as one hour on the gauge is showing a difference of 6° of propellerpitch change , with the actuel speed of ~16sec for one hour , CoD is to slow indeed.

CoD = 6° in 16sec
real (according to linked book)= 6° in 2 sec

Which VDM propeller and in which aircraft ? Fw190 kommandgerate operation has a different pitch slew rate to the DB system that lacks kommandgerate.

[JG53Frankyboy]

Originally Posted by IvanK

Which VDM propeller and in which aircraft ? Fw190 kommandgerate operation has a different pitch slew rate to the DB system that lacks kommandgerate.

i dont know. And wondering why the electric system of a VDM should work in different speeds with a BMW or DB601.

Anyway, if you choose 1° , 3° or something between per second, all is better than this 0,3...°

[IvanK]

Originally Posted by JG53Frankyboy

i dont know. And wondering why the electric system of a VDM should work in different speeds with a BMW or DB601.

Anyway, if you choose 1° , 3° or something between per second, all is better than this 0,3...°

Because the FW190 system was a far more spophisticated system than that used in the BF109. There was no Kommandgerate system on the 109. I am away from some BMW801 refrences at the moment. In those refrences are some BMW801 Prop pitch slew rates. Once I find them I will post.

[Kurfürst]

Originally Posted by IvanK

Because the FW190 system was a far more spophisticated system than that used in the BF109. There was no Kommandgerate system on the 109. I am away from some BMW801 refrences at the moment. In those refrences are some BMW801 Prop pitch slew rates. Once I find them I will post.

The speed of propeller angle change is a function of the speed/torque of the electric motor that drives it, not wheter the constant speed govenor system wassophisticated or not..

Currently, from what I've seen in the forums I see the the following problems with Bf 109E propeller pitch control:

1, As per Luthier's newest patch log, the 109E-3 changed propeller cannot be feathered.. silly. The December 1939 109E pilot manual instructs the pilot to use "Segelstellung", ie. "Sailing Position" = feathered propeller position. The 109E could be fully feathered!!

2, The instument board pp. change lever has labels and positions for groBer and kleiner Drehzahl (increase/decrease rpm) settings but the real one had an extra bottom position: Segelstellung. This was fixed, ie. the lever stayed there and keep the propeller in feathered position when set, explicetely for the purpose of freeing him from the burden of having the keep pressing the lever all the time1!

3, Appearantly something also went wrong with the propellor pitch change speed and it is now 0.3 deg/sec.. bah. The documented figure is about 1 deg/sec.


In short what needs to be fixed:

1, (re-)Adding a fully featherable propellor and key binding for it on the 109E series, plus graphical rework of the dashboard prop pitch lever.
2, Fixing the propellor pitch speed change which became abnormally low.

[VO101_Tom]

Originally Posted by Kurfürst

...

1, (re-)Adding a fully featherable propellor and key binding for it on the 109E series, plus graphical rework of the dashboard prop pitch lever.
....

Hali. Már én is beraktam ide korábban erről infót, hogy három helyett négy állású lenne a légcsavar állásszög állító kapcsoló, de nem igazán foglalkoztak vele (és a középállás is szar helyen van emiatt jelenleg):

http://forum.1cpublishing.eu/showpos...6&postcount=29

Nem baj, minél többször látják, talán valakinek eszébe jut kicserélni.

[Absolut]

realistic or non realistic...blablabla , is its realistic that my reargunner can only shot when not moving, is it realistic that we all fly with no antropomorph, is it realistic that i alwaysm lost sound , is it realistic that the bombs now droping like darts, is it realistic that i can bail out under a second in any position, is it realistic...blablabla.
i payed 69euros, and i play a well made accurate game that impressed with its option to set.(now a lot of them works well)
But i do not accept that some tolds thats realistic and dont talk about put any option for it, after i played it for a long time now.
OK, im seriously playing since the begining of il2, i never had to be posting like this, but someone brutaly handed with my messerschmitt 109, its no virgin any more.
Gentleman is that the way u give us performance?




no more propitch on this controls, is that ok?
im not amused any more, to spend time to fly my 109, its urs.

[Varrattu]

Originally Posted by IvanK

Which VDM propeller and in which aircraft ? Fw190 kommandgerate operation has a different pitch slew rate to the DB system that lacks kommandgerate.

Maybe that the manual "D.(Luft)T. 3810 - VDM-Verstell-Luftschrauben Gerätehandbuch" can help us. But I didn't find anything of its content in open sources.

Regards Varrattu

PS: Have a look at this
http://www.enginehistory.org/Convent...20Electric.pdf

From the book, The Messerschmitt Bf.109 by James F. Craig.
"Another departure was the propeller pitch control, which was mounted near the centre of the instrument panel instead of on the throttle quadrant, and the prop pitch indicator, which was in the form of a clock face, complete with hour & minute hands. Blade angles of the VDM electric propeller, which were infinitely variable from a low pitch position of 22.5 degree to fully feathered 90 degree position, were read as clock settings. About ten minutes on the clock face was equivalent to one degree of propeller pitch."