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Old 05-31-2012, 11:06 PM
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Already looked at the atmosphere in CLOD in an an attempt to map it to determine lapse rates, density altitude etc.

Default QNH in CLOD would appear to be 992mb and is easily determined on any map .... search for the thread "Full real Altimeter'.

The Wellington as we all know is not flyable. The Ju88 and HEIII have OAT gauges. Their out put is erratic and they return questionable values that are not usable imo .... or the atmosphere is totally porked !

Looking in FMB I woould have thought there would have been an option to allow the map builder to set basic pressure and temp settings for the map. In IL2 classic they are hard wired as part of the Map file put there by the original map builder.
It seems to me that if the developers are serious about having the game checked for bugs and accuracy, this information would be available being that is absolutely essential for aircraft performance determination.

It really looks like there is an issue with atmospheric modeling.
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It really looks like there is an issue with atmospheric modeling.
Tum te tummmm.....

http://forum.1cpublishing.eu/showthr...160#post428160
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