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Su-27 for DCS World

SU-27 and J-11 slower to regain airspeed after maneuvering..

By Blackhawk NC
December 20, 2020 in Su-27 for DCS World

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TaxDollarsAtWork

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Posted March 25, 2022

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Many good points were raised here on the FM

Has ED acknowledged that there are some issues that need to be looked at

Some discrepancies with documentation and in game performance

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GGTharos

January 26, 2021

You are absolutely correct, but it won't matter; the lightest Su-27 in game can't accelerate as fast as this (heavier airframe) Su-30Mk2, and it's not going to be more slick either since it's a larger

stefasaki

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January 27, 2021

I ran a first acceleration test with the su-27 in DCS just to give some numbers on the current situation. This test was run in standard DCS conditions (surely this is a higher temperature

bies

January 28, 2021

On this video from 600km/h to 1100km/h pilot is unloading the plane losing ~400 meters of altitude from ~3300m to ~2900m. He is not flying straight. What is more he started acceleration at 430

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Posted March 25, 2022

Posted March 25, 2022

I’m only aware of the tsAGI report, Le Bourget brochure, and Su-27sk manual. What other documentation is available? It would be useful to read. According to google translate ED seems confident the Flanker matches the documentation they have.

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