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I had a bit of fun today...

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Starting off up in the stratosphere...

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...pulled through...

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...Terminal Velocity at Mach 0.92 (hoping the props would stay on)!

A more complete sequence can be seen by clicking this address:-

http://forum.fsscreenshots.com/dcboard. ... =full&page

Thanks for looking :dance:

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Wonderful shots as always Peter :wink: That looks like a hoot!

Kind regards

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Great pictures! Did you get control reversal, or whatever its called, like in the film ? :wink:

By the way, Peter, what screen resolution are you running at ?

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No Paul,

Controls remained normal but I didn't move them much till the denser air at lower altitude brought the Mach number down again. BTW a clean Venom in real life had exactly the same terminal velocity from 50,000 feet but no control whatever till lower altitude brought the Mach number back below Mach 0.86. Only then could recovery be commenced :smile:

My screen resolution in FS9 is 1600x1200x32.

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Hello Peter
Nice screenies you posted there.
do you have the realism settings to detect aircraft stress?
just wondering...
I fly with all realism to 100%
crash detection and all...except stress to AC
and of course the G effects . ( I really dislike the red )
as you can imagine ... with my flying I'd be restarting
every other turn or climb...
:smile:

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airboatr wrote:Hello Peter
Nice screenies you posted there.
do you have the realism settings to detect aircraft stress?
just wondering...
I fly with all realism to 100%
crash detection and all...except stress to AC
and of course the G effects . ( I really dislike the red )
as you can imagine ... with my flying I'd be restarting
every other turn or climb...
:smile:
No, I have the stress damage switched off and I also have the G effects off...I would never get any of my aerobatics completed otherwise. I wore a G suit for all my real life displays, but of course it would not help for negative G and I just used feel and the odd glance at the G meter to control that. I certainly never allowed any red out as it is extremely dangerous :smile:

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me too . I like to yank it and bank it
but keeping the crash on gives me a bit more incentive not to
run it myself into something :lol: :lol:

Now see when you talk about that stuff you did..
like I talk about ... I don;t know .....driving the Hummer at FOrt Hunter Liggett doing what I did in the service.............
It ... ah just ain't the same .... :sad:

But it is what it is..... :smile:

that little ride up in the Starduster the other weekend was
a little eye popper for me tooling around in ... up and down in the little put puter ( it did remind me of the airboat though :dance: )

I met a pilot after we had put Al's/ Bob's plane away that flies a helicopter and Sporty little bi plane / stunt machine (don;t recall the make )
But I seen that dude flying around the airport earlier in the day

Ain't no way in hell Id go up in that plane with him,, He'd make me punk my guts out and think it would be a rather fun thing to do. :k:
but the helo ride I can deal with that ...
so I'll soon be posting some pics of that ride if lucks on my side :wink:
BtW
I don;t know if you saw the thread I posted
Al the guy who built the Stolp .
I gave him His first ride in FS 2000
I had told him about it and he was interested so...
I hooked him up with my copy of FS2K since he has a slower machine,, and my Logitech joystick I had in the closet
He really enjoyed it
In fact I bet he's playing around right now :think:
82 and never flew in Flight sim :-({|=
well ,...Now there is talk of a faster computer and he wants to fly his starduster in FS9 :dance: :dance:

:crying: thats a beautiful thing man

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Post by jab »

Brilliant shots Peter. :dance:

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RIP Steve Irwin :'( You was the best there ever was.

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