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O som do motor está show :o

Me aguarde Bf xiter :!:



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BTW, tinha esse vídeo na sequência:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kR6TYwK ... Xin8OW_1cw[/video]

Achei curioso que o dot sobre a água tem um tom esbranquiçado... não sei se é muito realístico, mas ajuda :geek:

Apesar de parecer difícil de manobrar, o cara aí fez a xepa...
Ugghhhh... still with those American radio voices.....I am waiting for the normandy map/ DCS 2.0
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Nossa, o que vai ter de neguinho reclamado dessas barras no cockpit não vai caber no fórum. :lol:
E pelo o que o Wags falou quando estavam fazendo o FM, ele disse que o Spit do DCS iria ser tão sensível nos comandos quanto o Mustang, segundo ele o Spit tem maior tendência de dar aqueles giros doidos nas curvas se não for um "Sir" nos stick.


Quanto ao 109 do DCS ele atualmente é o melhor Warbird do jogo. Deixa o Mustang parecendo um My Little Pony em matéria de desempenho. É que na verdade se no DCS o 109 K4 estivesse usando o combustível de final da guerra o desempenho dele seria bem diferente. Chatinho é pousar com ele. Tu pousa ele na boa Sokol? Sem ralar as pontas das asas com o TRudder?
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O segredo destes WWII da DCS (assim como no BoS) é chegar planando bem paralelo à pista, uns ~2 metros e ir diminuindo até tocar em 3 pontos.

Se estiver bem alinhado nem precisa usar leme/freios após o toque para manter no eixo da pista.

Acho mais chato para decolar, pois se sair do script de "manche para trás e para direita a ~150MH/H volta para o meio..." um pouquinho já era. :P

Nos DCS se saiu errado dificilmente conseguirá consertar. :)
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Vamos ao que interessa:
The flight tests carried out in the DCS World have shown that the Spitfire LF Mk.IX is a very easy and predictable aircraft to fly. An accurately implemented pneumatic system of the aircraft used for the brake and flap systems is particularly interesting. Earlier DCS World War II aircraft have not used such a system. Pilots of the DCS: Spitfire LF Mk.IX will be able to feel all the peculiarities of the pneumatics while taxiing and landing the aircraft
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You think that Mk IX will make you an absolute winner?
I have bad news for those who consider P-51 too stick sensitive and thus prone to stall...
As Spitfire has neutral stability there is only 3/4" of stick travel to stall as it was reported by NACA. Really silk hands or full scale joystick required...
It will be no mercy, hardcore only - all will be as Mitchell designed.

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Falei que tinha sido o Wags, mas na verdade quem falou foi o Yo-Yo, isso em 2013. :P
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No Spit do CloD eu praticamente não sinto instabilidade ao manobrar, pelo menos atualmente...

Quando usava meu veio Aviator e no antigo código nhaca do Luthier era mais difícil :P

Na RL creio que era ainda mais fácil, devido aos "avisos" pré-stall... Até as "aeromoças" que levavam os Spits de uma base para outra relatavam como o avião era dócil...

A história do "3/4" com mais detalhes:
I am a real world aerobatic pilot generally flying a Pitts special, and have flown many aerobatic types. The elevator on these aircraft IS sensitive, much much more so than the Spit. The Spitfire that went into service was and always has, been described as having well balanced controls (a twitch elevator would not accord this distinction!).

I would have respectfully disagree with you assessment, particularly about control harmony. It was a weak part of Spitfire control, as the elevator indeed touchy, while. One Spitfire pilot described the phenomenon as 'touching the elevator with a light fingertip, while arm-wrestling the ailerons'. I would suggest you to study the Spitfire II pilot notes on control aspects, basically they all about instability in pitch and poor control harmony, here: http://forum.1cpublishing.eu/showpost.p ... ostcount=4

It particularly challenging thing to do when flying near the stall, NACA for example found that the stall boundary on the controls was very small, just 3/4 inch of stick movement having been found between the first sign of stall and actual stall. This was offset party of course by ample stall warnings and otherwise good stall characteristics, but it took an experienced pilot to fly the aircraft to its limits.
It is a well known fact that the British aircraft types were much more forgiving than the German equivalents, a factor in itself in the supremacy of the Spitfire over the ME109 during the Battle of Britain. You had 'green' pilots on both sides, but the Spitfire was markedly easier to fly for those pilots allowing inexperienced pilots to get more out of the machine than was typical of the Germans.
O ponto fraco do Spit, a meu ver, eram/são a razão de subida bem mais modesta do que a do BF e uma velocidade final também menor (é ruim de persguir BF com ele). Mas tinha uma "velocidade combate" equivalente...


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"This mean map is a landscape, flora, buildings... things like that.
But we have a lot of different WWII units in production (spoiler: AI bombers as well) .
So WWII units will not be a part of Normandy or any other map, but will be available for all maps."
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Grande noticia, fazia tempo que não aparecia nada a respeito dos modelos AI que supostamente estariam sendo criados para a parte WWII do DCS que eu já estava imaginando esse mapa com formações e Tu-95 ao invés de B's-17 :lol:
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BTW - Estão pedindo até "Yak's over Normandy" para o DCS:WWII - "What if". ;)

http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=166248

Afinal, porque não? Não tem Fw 190 over Stalingrad - sem falar do balaio de gatos do WT? :P
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Que essa Normandia 1944 da DCS está com um ""visual de Oleg" isso tá. :P

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"visual de Oleg"
Bem, como nos tempos olegarianos eramos felizes e não sabíamos, isso acaba sendo uma virtude :!:



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