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Krupi

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Please could we have an official response from ED on this question regarding the status of the stick forces on the Spitfire IXc module?

 

Regards,

Krupi

 

Personally I get the impression that they are currently not implemented.

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Please could we have an official response from ED on this question regarding the status of the stick forces on the Spitfire IXc module?

 

Regards,

Krupi

 

Personally I get the impression that they are currently not implemented.

 

Don't you see aileron movement clipping?

 

Anyway, the only one axis still having no force dependance is the rudder.

 

The elevator has so low forces, that there will be no clipping, exactly as we did for the Mustang.

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Ничто так сильно не ранит мозг, как осколки стекла от разбитых розовых очков (С) Me

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Don't you see aileron movement clipping?

Anyway, the only one axis still having no force dependance is the rudder.

The elevator has so low forces, that there will be no clipping, exactly as we did for the Mustang.

 

 

Exactly as done for the 109 and 190 etc too? or ONLY the mustang and spit?

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109 definitely has clipping.

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Don't you see aileron movement clipping?

 

Anyway, the only one axis still having no force dependance is the rudder.

 

The elevator has so low forces, that there will be no clipping, exactly as we did for the Mustang.

 

I am surprised. I thought at higher speeds the elevators started to become a bit heavier that is all.

 

Thanks for the response Yo-Yo

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Don't you see aileron movement clipping?

 

Anyway, the only one axis still having no force dependance is the rudder.

that would explain a little the wobbly nature

 

The elevator has so low forces, that there will be no clipping, exactly as we did for the Mustang.

So she needs to be handled very gently. Thanks for clarifying.


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