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LE Droop deflection angle


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The LE device deflection downwards is about half the realistic travel.

Max travel for the inboard LE-droops is 25° - no matter if flaps manual, combat flaps or auto-slats.

Max travel for the outboard slats is 15° in auto-slats and 26° for combat-flap or manual flap.

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For autoslats, check about 7:10min and 7:50min (pull-up) and 15:10 (form barrel roll).

For combat-flaps (or manual) check around 8:00min:

The apparent travel of the outboard slat is different in both instances.

Also compare the apparent size (projected size) of the LE devices with the look in game.

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Flaps on Landing.

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There's no difference between Autoslat, Combat Flap and manual Flaps in terms of LE devices in game.

Whereas IRL:

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Autoslat.

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Combat Flaps or manual Flaps.

 

 

So in conclusion:

1) LE device travel is not enough in game (seems about half of the IRL travel)

2) LE device schedules aren't accurate:

Max travel for the inboard LE-droops is 25° - no matter if flaps manual, combat flaps or auto-slats.

Max travel for the outboard slats is 15° in auto-slats and 26° for combat-flap or manual flap.

Seems like both are always only extending to ~15°.

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