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Topic: Spitfire info requested...

FFL341 Tym
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Member # 5298

posted 07-10-2000 01:22 PM

Where can I find the corner velocity of a Spitfire IX ?

If this information is not available, then how can I calculate it ?

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FFL_341_Tym
341 squadron Intelligence Officer

Posts: 16 | From: France | Registered: Jun 2000 | IP: Logged

No105_Archie
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Member # 1189

posted 07-10-2000 04:11 PM

Check the ECAOnline site. It has lots of info on the flight dynamics of many planes. maybe the info you need is there. If I knew how to post a link I'd do it , but I don't. You can find ECAOnline on the Add-ons link at the top of this page.

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Pilot Officer Archie Smythe

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oxspring
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Member # 4445

posted 07-11-2000 01:15 AM

the microsoft Combat flight simulator "Inside moves" book by Ben Chiu has all the data you will need on a chart inside, it is not an exact science but changes with altitude and speed, if you have a problem getting this data post your address and I will scan and send it to you as soon as I can,

" its ok chaps ,its only a spit"
{famous last words}

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FFL341 Tym
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Member # 5298

posted 07-11-2000 05:51 AM

My email is : tymophil@noos.fr

Thanks.

quote:
Originally posted by oxspring:
the microsoft Combat flight simulator "Inside moves" book by Ben Chiu has all the data you will need on a chart inside, it is not an exact science but changes with altitude and speed, if you have a problem getting this data post your address and I will scan and send it to you as soon as I can,

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FFL_341_Tym
341 squadron Intelligence Officer

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Bigshot
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Member # 4

posted 07-11-2000 06:23 AM

Also check out http://www.tgplanes.com/

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Kraut
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Member # 513

posted 07-11-2000 07:56 AM

I still struggle with the CV of a Spit with one notch of flaps. This is when I'm in a 109. I thought 1 notch of flaps in a Spit was all the way down so therefore wasen't employed by Spit drivers. I wonder if this is modeled in EAW as in WBs &/or CFS.
FWIW,
Good Hunting!

Posts: 754 | From: Kitchener Ont. Can. | Registered: Oct 1999 | IP: Logged

Major von Hapen
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Member # 5419

posted 07-11-2000 08:02 AM

Hey
check my solution to the 3dz files!!!!!!!!

Best regards:
Major von Hapen!!

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