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Old 08-24-2012, 02:07 PM
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I thought the overspeeding prop after an engine cut was already modelled in this sim. Seems I have to quickly reduce throttle or the revs quickly climb above 3500+ when the engine restarts. Am I wrong on this?
What is the rev tolerance? It is very strict in the 109. At the moment the engine rev reach the 3000 rpm, the engine immediately starts to shake, and start losing the power (and it will stop some time later, but it depends the throttle). This is absolutely correct, this is in the operating instructions ("if the engine reach the 3000 rpm, if the plane landed, the engine have to replace, and inspected for damage").

For example, if the Merlin XII can survive the 3600 rpm longer than 20 seconds (or the 3600+ any seconds) in dive, then it should be fixed (of course, the various throttle/boost may reduce these limits).
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