Robo.
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Thank you for the update and good luck! I really like the project, the C-101 is awesome!
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Amazing work, Jocko
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Thanks for the update, fingers crossed! The module is very very interesting already and I can't wait for the next update.
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Statistical investigation on flight test results.
Robo. replied to Yo-Yo's topic in Western Europe 1944-1945
I believe the difference was much bigger - 22mph as tested on Spitfire K5054. It has been tested to determine, which areas were having significant influence on the overall drag and which areas they could get away with cheaper regular rivets in the production series of the type. Not that it matters, and sorry for OT. Great thread. No matter what flight models the ED will come up with, there will be still people complaining. :D Perhaps an official set of performance graphs / dog houses would be beneficial. -
Beautiful work!
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Excellent guide, Chuck!
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Superb!
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Any more, please? :thumbup:
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Superb work!
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Oh, apologies, fixed now. Also, this mission for C-101 looks fun: https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/files/1304241/
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Hello, yes, I believe that's because it's still beta, the training and campaign will come later, hopefully. In the meantime, have a look here: http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=141613 and here: http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=137880 for some training contents, the Academy is very good and so are uboat's missions. The missing blue highlight is a minor bug (already reported), not something wrong with your installation. I also bought it in the recent sale and I LOVE IT! :thumbup: Great module.
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Superb module, I wish I got it earlier. :thumbup:
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Excellent job, thank you.
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Just excellent!
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Same here, msalama, I love it! I found the answer right on the module's page: http://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/products/mig15bis/ Excellent. I just blew 2 cockpit lights when practicing cold starts in pitch dark. The level of detail is incredible - rheostats fully CW for too long and bang, lights off. I am yet to figure out what the real life blind landing procedures were back in the 50s. I guess we'll have to wait for the full manual and for the NDBs to work correctly.