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Old 04-26-2012, 07:40 PM
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From the top of my head, 30 degrees.
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Old 04-27-2012, 06:01 PM
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From the top of my head, 30 degrees.


in game test we clearly found that the almost verticle diving will cost only

12 seconds from 300km to 700km

what will take "30 seconds to gain 100 yard"

what kind of steep dive will take 30 seconds???

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Old 04-27-2012, 06:14 PM
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D team member and Non jokers

the pic below will talk



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Old 04-27-2012, 06:26 PM
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the pic below will talk
Not withut (a) telling us where the initial document is from, and (b) telling us what it is supposed to represent.

And what the heck has the second image got to do with dive acceleration rates?

Either find some data from actual tests on real aircraft that proves the Technical Air Intelligence Center results are wrong, or drop the issue. So far, all we have had is speculation and waffle from you.
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Old 04-27-2012, 06:31 PM
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Not withut (a) telling us where the initial document is from, and (b) telling us what it is supposed to represent.

And what the heck has the second image got to do with dive acceleration rates?

Either find some data from actual tests on real aircraft that proves the Technical Air Intelligence Center results are wrong, or drop the issue. So far, all we have had is speculation and waffle from you.
The second image is showing the details of the planes only, the first is showing the diving diffrerence, and obviously it is not dive speed limit

you want to improve the Il2 or u want to win some dispute?

I have other souce showing the difference,

you can apply the same question to all source i provide coz it is internet.

if you do want to win a dispute instead of reaserching ,

let me tell you

you WIN!!!


I propose these only because I LOVE IL2


Thats all

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Old 04-27-2012, 06:37 PM
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Go away, do the research. Provide the evidence, then bring it here. Real evidence. With actual data describing the results from properly defined tests. Not pictures that tell us nothing at all.

Or f*** off and troll somewhere else.
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Old 04-27-2012, 06:43 PM
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Go away, do the research. Provide the evidence, then bring it here. Real evidence. With actual data describing the results from properly defined tests. Not pictures that tell us nothing at all.

Or f*** off and troll somewhere else.

Really good, the one who do the reaserch and help to improve

deserves f*** off somwhere

really well, this is the way you treat serious people

Really nice

I found the potential problem, and come to 1c, to D team, to see some
help i can provide or some improvement can be made

I even spend time to serch the net and do the test myself.

now, Instead of being listened and think again and double check

I deserve f*** off

Really nice,

what a real simer

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Old 04-27-2012, 06:47 PM
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Go away, do the research. Provide the evidence, then bring it here. Real evidence. With actual data describing the results from properly defined tests. Not pictures that tell us nothing at all.

Or f*** off and troll somewhere else.
I found the potential problem, and come to 1c, to D team, to see some
help i can provide or some improvement can be made

I even spend time to serch the net and do the tests myself

Now, instead of being listened and thinking again and double check

I deserve f*** off

Really nice,

what a real simer

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