Aces High Bulletin Board
General Forums => Aircraft and Vehicles => Topic started by: Lucifer on July 28, 2014, 09:44:15 PM
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TU2s can atm dive on a cv like a 262 at almost 600 mph : anyone knows what was the REAL break up dive speed of these things ?
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Time for the mandatory: Got film?
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LMAO. I fly the TU2 about as much as anyone and I sincerely invite you to post of a film of one diving at "almost 600mph".
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No, i got no proof, just sending ideas in the wind... :lol
Here is the film. (end of it are the TU2s (+drones ofc...) diving on cv.
Thats not 600mph ofc, but isnt it a very very high dive speed for a bomber (+drones keeping formation) ?
http://www.filedropper.com/tu2bs
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No, i got no proof, just sending ideas in the wind... :lol
Here is the film. (end of it are the TU2s (+drones ofc...) diving on cv.
Thats not 600mph ofc, but isnt it a very very high dive speed for a bomber (+drones keeping formation) ?
http://www.filedropper.com/tu2bs
Film is not working?
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Film is not working?
worked for me.
As a side note, you can see the high speed drone warping problem very well in this film. Even if someone was able to catch up and attack them, they would warp out of his gunsight from one moment to the next.
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Warping was bad............... the one plane I would like to see diving in formation (airbrakes deployed) would be the Pe2
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450 mph was all I could push it to before it started falling apart. Also control is sluggish and if your to low you'll never pull out.
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450 mph was all I could push it to before it started falling apart. Also control is sluggish and if your to low you'll never pull out.
That's certainly been my experience.
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you'll never pull out.
To most, that's irrelevant as long as the bombs blow up the CV
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To most, that's irrelevant as long as the bombs blow up the CV
Not even making an attempt to fly realistically is not in my play book.
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Not even making an attempt to fly realistically is not in my play book.
You aren't alone mate :salute