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FWind

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  1. losing~2780lbs just missiles, ~3000lbs with adapter. The 27 maybe is ITR, but STR 18 to 20 deg/s with half fuel without problem at 5000ft~Clean configuration.
  2. You better read the 01-F14AAP-1.1.
  3. command inertial of AIM-54C
  4. Thanks, ironmike:thumbup:
  5. Some report indicate that maximum AOA for the F-14 is 74 to 77 degree. but it can't touch the AOA in DCS.
  6. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ci_Y_PLUnuI
  7. AIM-54C include the command inertial system, but don't active command is from command message or inertial.
  8. the AOA of 50 deg is instantaneous, the AOA of 45 deg is stable. The MAX AOA is 75-80 deg in Flight test experience with high-alpha control system techniques on the F-14 airplane.
  9. The max AOA is around 50 deg in DCS.
  10. Used google book search the key world of AIM-54C command inertial, you will found some Interesting Things.:)
  11. The primary contributor to this roll reversal is the negative directional stability at high angles of attack (above 18 units at 0.9 IMN, and above 21 units at 0.15 IMN).
  12. C include command inertial guidance system. What different C and A on active command?
  13. search the WING ROCK MODEL FOR THE F-14A AIRCRAFT
  14. Degree is used in Stall Characteristics of the NATOPS. In Variable sweep wing design: Flight test experience with high-alpha control system techniques on the F-14 airplane:
  15. https://forums.eagle.ru/showpost.php?p=3879316&postcount=41
  16. What is the Top end?:thumbup:
  17. flight into stall in 1g, and read the NATOPS about Stall Characteristics.:book:
  18. Maybe problem of lift.:)
  19. Send a tacview,thanks.
  20. Not Fix the can't got PDSTT or PSTT onto hooked TID target when it gournd speed of above 1200 knots.
  21. In Stall Characteristics is AOA will stabilize at approximately 45° to 55° in AFCS, but AOA will stabilize at approximately 35° to 45° depending upon stores loading in DFCS.
  22. The max angle of attack of approximately 35° in level flight.
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