Maverick Su-35S Posted August 8, 2024 Posted August 8, 2024 Hi, Just happened to come across this video and after seeing how the plane was slammed onto the ground at that visible rate. From experience in DCS, the landing gear on our lighter Su-27 bends quite much for this kind visually memorized vertical rate. I totally agree that I could be wrong, but I'll do some tests as soon as I get the time to see how things compare. This is all for the good of DCS, not for the bad of it. Regards. 1 When you can't prove something with words, let the math do the talking. I have an insatiable passion for helping simulated aircraft fly realistically. Don't underestimate my knowledge before understanding what I talk about! Sincerely, your flight model reviewer/advisor.
aap_flanker Posted March 22 Posted March 22 (edited) Totally agree…. The actual landing gear is way too weak! Yestarday landing in a demo flight 3600kg fuel, no extra payload…made a touchdown a little bit hard and crashed lh mlg and nose ldg….. i know it isnt undestructible but, this is too much…. I m aircraft mechanic with experience in ga aircrafts and comercial aircrafts and in my carrer ive seen a lot of cases related to “hard-landing” and even aviation accidents. Just add at least extra 1.5gs to lg straightness or 20m/s^2 aprox acceleration supported…. Thks ED and keep this excellence, your doing a great job! Regards AAP Edited March 22 by aap_flanker Missing greetings Intel i5 11700F + H80 | 4x4GB 3200mhz RAM | AORUS ELITE B560M | Samsung 850 PRO SSD 256gb| KINGSTON SA400 480GB SSD | WD 500GB | Gigabyte GTX 1070 8GB | Antec 1200 PSU | Thrustmaster Warthog HOTAS and homemade panels and rudder pedals | 24" Samsung T24C550 @60Hz 2ms | Opentrack 3 led clip
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