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General Forums => Aces High General Discussion => Topic started by: paintmaw on March 10, 2001, 01:28:00 PM
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go here and DL the 1999 promo film http://www.bulldogairshows.com/ (http://www.bulldogairshows.com/)
this guy rocks , I probably watch this film 3 times a week , then get in my spits . Ive seen bulldog twice , and he's better in person . Bulldog will be at the Rose Parade Air Show this summer in Portland Oregon .
Why can't I do that Micro Loop in my spit (http://bbs.hitechcreations.com/smf/Smileys/default/frown.gif)
Paint
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Maybe because that spit in the airshow is not using low octane fuel or has full ammo load and guns + armor on it?
Just a wild guess.
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Tac - although probably correct about this Spit not having full ammo or armor, the RAF started using high-octane fuel in Spitfires right after the fall of France (June 1940).
They went from 83 octane to 97/100 octane.
Cheers,
Rifle
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mmmmmmmmmmmm high octane beer.
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ummm NO spit flys kile a Pits (http://bbs.hitechcreations.com/smf/Smileys/default/smile.gif)
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Yeah, ok, but check THIS out:
www.inflightzone.com/videos/kairys.mpg (http://www.inflightzone.com/videos/kairys.mpg)
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He brings up a valid point....the planes in AH DO seem a bit on the "sluggish" side, compared to every other flightsim--online or offline--I have ever played. And I have played a lot of em.
If AH is the only different one, I would wager AH is not quite accurate somewhere. Unfortunately I lack the resources or time to "prove" it.
EDIT: I don't mean this as "AH's FM is wrong", although as I re-read my post that's what it LOOKS like I'm saying. Rather, I am trying to say there's something causing the AH planes to be sluggish, possibly the way AH reads joystick inputs, possibly something else.
J_A_B
[This message has been edited by J_A_B (edited 03-10-2001).]
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You know that HT has won the "Fighter Over America" competition twice?
That is where wealthy businessmen with some experience in aircraft get to dogfight each other. I know that HT won one over Lake Michigan in a P-51. So HT has flow a P-51 in a mock dogfight. I am sure there were rules to flow, altitude limit, "G" limit, and such. Plus the P-51 in question probably didn't have additional weights added to simulate pilot armor and guns. Still the closest thing to air to air combat that I know of.
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"Looks Mean as Hell! Clare Lee Chenault.
(http://www.tir.com/~lkbrown1/06212.gif)
When?
"Downtown" Lincoln Brown.
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Uhm, yeah: a WW2 monoplane fighter flying like an aerobatic biplane. Uh huh.
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Thats like saying you saw a6m turning and wanting to do the same with the jug.