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Hi,

 

I was wondering if the airflow created by the propeller is modeled in DCS ?

and if something like this can be done or not ? (see the video below it should start at the right time)

 

https://youtu.be/-wYICOWBjrE?t=10m8s

 

 

I tried in the BF109 and at some point the tail did lift up but I am not sure if it is because of the high ATA or because of the air flow....:joystick:

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There are lot's of interactions of propwash being calculated in DCS World, and very present and evident when you use the powerful ww2 prop modules ( p51d, Fw190D9, Bf109K4 ).

 

One effect that most sims "skip" - the effects of deflected propwash ( by the wind ) - under moderate / severe x-wind situations during taxi and takeoff is also modelled and plays it's effect, having been recently fine tuned.

 

So yes it does, and IMO, it does it tremendously well :)

 

Mind the Bf109 is a tail heavy aircraft, so, you'll probably need a good power setting to lift the tail with the aircraft stopped, and, unless you add chocks, which aren't modelled in DCS Bf109 as far as I know, then you'll have a big problem keeping the aircraft still...

 

Here's an old test in the p51d:

 

 

But!!! A2A Accusim modules are also great, I'd say, all summed up, on pair, with DCS Stuff, IMO.

Edited by jcomm
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The Kurfuerst´s brakes are too weak to hold her in position. But I managed it with the Dora.... somehow at least.

 

 

 

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The Kurfuerst´s brakes are too weak to hold her in position. But I managed it with the Dora.... somehow at least.

 

 

 

Fox

 

Great control! Congratulations!

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