109 / Bell 14 testing at high altitudes (do if you did not)

[frantish]

At alts >6000m the 109's get much more sensitive to control inputs (did not test Bell, not much experience).

With the corrections I notice some handling differences, especially the 109G (it can get into a spin easily. I noticed a positive change with new correction, any one else try spinning it?)

Anyone else do high altitude handling tests?

(PS, I have had very little time in game due to RL, and my computer can barely play the game, so I can't conclusively comment on how the handling has changed.)

Edited December 8, 2010 by frantish

[oyaji]

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Maybe it is supposed to be like that?

WW2OL uses a 1974 NASA standard atmospheric model, which provides both density and temperature values vs altitude...

http://www.hoofsperformance.wwiionline.com/weapammo.htm

PS - Can anybody post in this forum? I thought it was just for Beta testers and such, but I have followed links to here from the Hanger in the past, have seen those whom I think are just players posting here, and so I have at times followed their example...

Edited December 8, 2010 by oyaji

[Tigger6]

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PS - Can anybody post in this forum? I thought it was just for Beta testers and such, but I have followed links to here from the Hanger in the past, have seen those whom I think are just players posting here, and so I have at times followed their example...

Yes, this is a public forum.

[DOC]

It's one of the things we use to try and make a limited number of people (us) more effective using those who can find stuff (you) to get more done than we would on our own.

So if it's related to current dev. and the hunt for bugs in it, then yeah, do post.

[frantish]

Anyone else try high alt maneuvers?

What about ultra high, >9000m?

Been a while since I did that, but I remember in old it used to be very shaky, easy to over control.