Classic British Flight Sim

The Defiant is now available from Flightsim.com. Although for FS9, it performs quite well in FSX(P3D not tested).

There are three varients included in the package - a fighter, V1121 AF-V of the Air Fighting Development Unit at Duxford;
A MK1A Night Fighter N1801 PS-B of 264 Squadron - the first squadron to be fitted with airborne radar equipment;
A T.T MK1 Target Towing Tug N1624 5S-J of 691 Squadron.
Shown here is the night fighter . Thanks to you beta testers and your invaluable assistance. Sorry that not all of your comments could be incorporated.
Cheers
Dave M(oly)

Cheers Dave.. I'll be having one of these

ATB
DaveB

Nice one Dave M, now how about making the target stream......
Keith

Dev One wrote:Nice one Dave M, now how about making the target stream......
Keith

Formation leader: "Smoke ----ON!"
Oh, you want it to tow a target, Keith? that should be easy enough. Go on, Dave, do it.

Thanks DaveM, d/l, but not yet flown.

I thought about adding a target flag until I discovered that they were usually streamed up to over 1000ft behind the tug - seemed pointless somehow.
That's my excuse anyway. .................................................................................................................................
Cheers
Dave M(oly)

Yes, Thats a bit far away, I did it with my Jindivik model, but not the 40 ft to 200 ft in reality. In any case if one does make a target, they are rigidly fixed to the prime model, so any manoeuvres with it streamed look wrong. Not sure though with the TT Canberra model how it was done, if at all.
( I was just blagging BTW, Dave).
Keith

( I was just blagging BTW, Dave).

We knowed that, Keith

But, on the subject of possibility, could it be animated by making it a part of the rudder, but removed some distance?
Yes, crash problems due to it hitting objects on the ground, oh, well.

Hmmm, Hadn't thought of linking it to the rudder, might need to restrict the rudder angle too much though & some aircraft need wrong sense rudder in a turn.
Oh well back to the drawing board...
Keith

The real question is not if it can be done, but whether it should be done at all.
To look realistic I think the drogue's movements would have to follow, but also lag behind the aircraft's path. It could be made to appear / disappear, no problem, but I have lots of more interesting projects to keep me busy for a long time yet.
Cheers
Dave M(oly)

I agree Dave M, but not only that it will have to flutter as flags normally do.
So a non starter I fear.
Keith