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F16 is underpowered this because cant reach the 2.05 match at 40000 feet according to the F16 C Wiki specs

 

This is something that need to be corrected NOW, the current F16 reach only to 1860 km/h or less at 40,000, so please ED team fix this for us who buyed this module....it souldnt be complicated!!!

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speed isn't everything lol.

 

So by your reckoning, the model is 0.06 mach off or 3% and this needs to be fixed NOW.

 

And you know the mach speed is accurate how, Wiki (you have got to be joking me right)? What about temperature and wind's aloft lol.

 

How about you ask the dev's nicely to actually role out system's that matter within the sim and mission capability, you know something that has some relevance. Or even better fix and improve netcode.

 

That said, if you have read the forums you will note that they are spending time on bug squashing and sorting out the episode that has been 2.5.6, oh and obviously Hornet will take priority to finish as per their brief so i think your demands are in vain, one given the utter immediate irrelevance and secondly bigger problems to deal with.

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I couldn't disagree with you more...

 

 

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Hi

 

F16 is underpowered this because cant reach the 2.05 match at 40000 feet according to the F16 C Wiki specs

 

This is something that need to be corrected NOW, the current F16 reach only to 1860 km/h or less at 40,000, so please ED team fix this for us who buyed this module....it souldnt be complicated!!!

 

 

Seriously dude this is what you are going to do with multiple aircraft is just compare them to unofficial wiki specs then talk ish about ED?

 

I let it go when I saw it in the 18 section but take your troll elsewhere.

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Hi

 

F16 is underpowered this because cant reach the 2.05 match at 40000 feet according to the F16 C Wiki specs

 

This is something that need to be corrected NOW, the current F16 reach only to 1860 km/h or less at 40,000, so please ED team fix this for us who buyed this module....it souldnt be complicated!!!

 

 

Wiki spec...

 

 

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See why that is bad source?

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Yea no Furiz. Wikipedia pages that are not obscure are one of the most reliable sources of information these days. If you're in doubt, just go to the sources section below.

 

 

That being said, op, you're not getting anywhere with all your topics

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Yea no Furiz. Wikipedia pages that are not obscure are one of the most reliable sources of information these days. If you're in doubt, just go to the sources section below.

 

 

Which definitely doesn't extend to the capabilities of military equipment.

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It souldnt be complicated!!!

 

100% agree. They just need to make a call to MakePlaneGoFaster(2.05, 40000) in the code.

 

Every fool knows that. :thumbup:

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so please ED team fix this for us who buyed this module....it souldnt be complicated!!!

The speed isn't hardcoded. It's the result of the sum total of forces on the jet as modeled. The forces arise from parameters that also have to predict how the jet performs in every other situation and do so accurately. It's not necessarily easy to just tweak the speed without causing other problems. M2 is pretty close, if we're taking M2.05 (without context like fuel load, etc) to be official.

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Yea no Furiz. Wikipedia pages that are not obscure are one of the most reliable sources of information these days. If you're in doubt, just go to the sources section below.

 

 

A good example of the opposite was the wiki page for the AV-8B, which until recently claimed that it could carry the AGM-88 and AGM-84, neither of which is true.

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A good example of the opposite was the wiki page for the AV-8B, which until recently claimed that it could carry the AGM-88 and AGM-84, neither of which is true.

 

Was that info with a citation?

 

Like in the F16 page about the top speed, the citation is a reference to an af.mil document about the F16.

 

 

What I quoted just seems to an old myth that refuses to die. Sure, when Wikipedia was young, using info from it would probably not go over well with your teachers etc, but the way it is now, it's a fine starting point to find what you need.

If you're writing something you will get a grade on, using the actual cited sources is probably better, but for just finding info it's a nice source in itself.

 

https://www.livescience.com/7946-wikipedia-accurate.html

 

Just try to edit the page about Lions, and see how long that sticks.

 

edit: btw in no way am I defending OP's crusade against "wrong" top speeds, nor do I see a need to change anything ingame...

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Is it sometimes hard to achieve those manual values in RL. Sometimes you have to descend to get those, and you have other effects.

 

But what is the point? Is saying that because the F16 does not reach a certain Mach number its engine is underpowered?

 

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Useless use of internet space OP.

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Was that info with a citation?

 

Like in the F16 page about the top speed, the citation is a reference to an af.mil document about the F16.

 

 

What I quoted just seems to an old myth that refuses to die. Sure, when Wikipedia was young, using info from it would probably not go over well with your teachers etc, but the way it is now, it's a fine starting point to find what you need.

If you're writing something you will get a grade on, using the actual cited sources is probably better, but for just finding info it's a nice source in itself.

 

https://www.livescience.com/7946-wikipedia-accurate.html

 

Just try to edit the page about Lions, and see how long that sticks.

 

edit: btw in no way am I defending OP's crusade against "wrong" top speeds, nor do I see a need to change anything ingame...

 

Fact : Wikipedia selects a single arbitrary variant for their specs. Ergo IT IS NOT RELIABLE. There are many variants of every aircraft, you can't just say ''Blah blah''. Example, the differences between a P-51A and P-51D are EXTREME. Like ''opposite characteristics''.

 

So no, wikipedia is not ''reliable'' for technical specifications. General history? Yeah, pretty reliable. But NOT for really indepth specifics of something itself highly specific. As you said ''starting point''. You don't end your investigation there.

 

You know what IS a good source? The actual aircraft manuals, often freely available on the internet. Seriously, why in the hell would you reference wikipedia when there are ACTUAL 100% reliable sources available, except for laziness and ignorance?

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Changing topic to "Is wiki reliable for tech specs?"...

 

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The people that actually fly these jets have difficulty even getting close to the "advertised specs". I listened to podcasts where they mention being in a dive with a slick jet and struggle to obtain these speeds. I would have to wonder if the speed limit specs refer to airframe limitations. Hit afterburner in anything in a steep dive and you'll go fast but when does the airframe start losing pieces ? An example is Mitsubishi Zeros in dives over stressing the weak elevators. When ED makes the Blackbird then complaining about speed is ok. :smilewink:


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I only reached match 1.99 with no pylons on this one

 

 

Mach 1.99 or 2.05 is irrelevant on a fighterjet without some packages of democracy.

Personally, I wouldn't enter hostile airspace without loads of clear messages

 

V-max is only useful after you delivered the payload and get the hell back home for a cup of tea.

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