When we reverse roll, I fly the F4U-D and you flew the A5, tell me what option you have tnbin it Vudak. I was on your tail pinging you the entire 5 min since we engage. No matter how good a pilot is, he can only perform to his plane max limitation and he'll hit a brick wall.
The 190s are not my main ride... I don't practice in them every day. In them, I am at the stage where you would be if you started to try turnfighting.
But the thing is, Yenny, you do not have the slightest idea what the 190 can do yet. You think you do - but you don't. You say, "trust me, I know the 190," but from the way I've seen you fly it, I can tell you 100% accurately that you don't. You claim that Moot and you are about equal, but I can tell you, again 100% accurately, that you aren't.
You have no idea what that plane's max limitation is because you do not try to push it there and try to push past it. To learn that kind of thing takes effort and failing over and over again. It takes swallowing your pride and getting the snot beat out of you over and over again.
You cannot learn what a plane is fully capable of, by only doing what you have already found it is capable of.
You cannot learn what you are fully capable of, by only doing what you are already comfortable of doing.
It's an attitude thing, Yenny, more than anything else. You speak too much in technical absolutes... "Can't do this in the horizontal," "With two flaps deployed," etc., etc. You can't take such things as law. An infinite amount of variables goes into things. Guys with pluck figure out how to set up those variables, guys that speak in absolutes and avoid "what won't ever work," generally don't.
You think Creton got great in the K4 by only flying to its strengths? Think again... He got great because he learned how to fly it as well as possible in ways he shouldn't.
And if you're going to insist on speaking in absolutes, at least realize that "outturn" doesn't necessarily imply a flat turn...
This is all friendly advice... Disregard it if you want... But believe me, it would be wise to start exploring your aircraft more if you want to continue flying in the DA with some success... You are currently extremely predictable, which is the last thing you want to be in there.