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IL-2 Sturmovik The famous combat flight simulator. |
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not on my PC.............. i easily hit 570km/h TAS at SL with 100% pitch , not sign of any "wall" at 470. than when reducing the pitch to ~90%, i get slower. i'm am using that summary when flying IL2 concerning the pitch: for all piston engined planes except: Ki-27 J8A TB-3s Fw190 in auto mode Ta152H in auto mode Spitfire IX and VIII in auto mode Bf109, Bf110,Do335,Ta152C in manual and auto mode: the prop pitch in game is controlling the engine revolutions - so 100% pitch here means you allow the egnine to run at max rpm if enough throttle/power is available. in combat you shoud fly always with 100%. to lower your pitch is actually only necesarry if you want realy fly slow (that your comrades or the AI can close formation or you want safe fuel) , than you have to reduce the pitch like the throttle. same % rate or pitch 10% more than the throttle % is a good solution. also using full throttle and useing only 90-95% pitch can reduce the overheat chance - usefull in some planes like the Tempest or the Corsair and Hellcat. that doesnt harm your speed/climb much, if at all ! very few planes in game are overrev in a power dive (full power, 100% pitch) - IIRC that are the Cr.42, G.50, Mc.200, Fw190A/F in manual mode, Fw190D/Ta152H in manual mode, the Brewsters(not sure about that , may have changed in a patch) Fw190 in auto mode Spitfire IX and VIII in auto mode Bf109, Bf110,Do335,Ta152C in auto mode: have a one lever system, if you control the throttle, the pitch is automaticly also controled Bf109, Bf110,Do335,Ta152C in manual mode: thats totaly different, here you control the propeller blade angle direclty ! no automatic will keep the rpm in a "good" condition. it brings you no benefit to use this manual settings anymore (there was a time ). so, dont bother it the Ki-27 J8A TB-3s: have fixed propellers, so nothing to control there sure, others may have other experiences - but it fits for me. |
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