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Old 09-15-2012, 07:51 PM
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Hi Torian,

you should have my PM now but for anyone else...

My Hurricane tests were done on Auto-Rich, i.e. lever 'back' where it should be.

For the Spitfire I forget exactly what I did because it was a quick and dirty knowing there was another patch to come. I do know now that the MkIa with 100octane and BCO currently is modelled so that the mixture has to be 'fiddled' with. It should be back at fully rich for all normal flying and tests (they fixed the forward/back issue so forward is now lean and back is now rich as it should be). In the latest patch, you have to adjust to lean when flying BCO which is not how it should be. It should always be auto-rich ('back') unless cruising on auto-lean for economy (with restrictions on boost and rpm).

I could add the mixture to the script but it shouldn't be necessary. As I said, it should be 'back' on auto-Rich for all tests and normal flying.

Hope that helps.
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