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To all russian developers of this great sim.

 

I´m working in the translate of an original Mig 29A russian combat manual with substancial success but just now i find a stone in this job.

 

It´s a russian abreviature and if someone colud tell me what this means i appreciatted much this help.

 

The sentence read like this:

 

М.нач горку = 1.65 Н.нач горку = 12 13 Км

 

М.кон = 1.65 Н.кон = 17,5 КМ

 

Дистанция подачи команды “ Горка ” 220 КМ

 

 

Thanks a lot ED TEAM.

Posted
To all russian developers of this great sim.

 

I´m working in the translate of an original Mig 29A russian combat manual with substancial success but just now i find a stone in this job.

 

It´s a russian abreviature and if someone colud tell me what this means i appreciatted much this help.

 

The sentence read like this:

 

М.нач горку = 1.65 Н.нач горку = 12 13 Км

 

М.кон = 1.65 Н.кон = 17,5 КМ

 

If I'm not mistaken, this gives:

 

Speed (Mach) at start of climb

Altitude at start of climb

 

Speed (Mach) at end

Altitude at end

 

Дистанция подачи команды “ Горка ” 220 КМ

 

Distance (from airbase?) from which the "climb" command is given.

 

(?)

 

-SK

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Distance (from airbase?) from which the "climb" command is given.

 

(?)

 

-SK

Actually, the distance to the target.This relates to the intercept pattern(? don't know how to say it in English) of a high altitude targets used in RusAF

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EDIT: "Everything you need to know to fly your MIG-29." LoL!

 

Yes, especially when you take a look at the r-27r and r-60 implementation it's JUST LIKE IN LOMAC.... :/ (the devs know that, but say they don't have time to fix that, and well, I can't blame them)

Creedence Clearwater Revival:worthy:

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Thanks Swingkid for your reply

It´s just what i need because i´m translating just the climb-acceleration-interception chapter and this sentences translation fit perfectly in the context.

 

Sorry if i post this in the wrong place.

 

In my next question i try to put in in the correct forum.

 

Thank you very much

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