So, about that little red light...

[JG52Uther]

Originally Posted by 99th_Flyby

High over southern England, in the area of the London docks, you lead a flight of Emils, and see a climbing flight of Huricanes. Just as you're about to signal your flight to attack, suddenly a little red light comes on in your cockpit...
Sorry guys. Just want to know how much fuel the Emil has left when that little read light comes on. Perhaps more to the point, how many more minutes can the Emil stay in the air? I'm sure this question has been answered before, somewhere. But is it accurately modeled in SoW?
thanks,
Flyby out

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[robtek]

@JG52Uther

didn´t you know that one only quotes whats convenient for his cause????

[zapatista]

Originally Posted by JG52Uther

First post

so you cant be bothered reading the actual thread, but will make multiple off topic posts in it to complain you dont like what the OP is discussing ?

Originally Posted by 99th_Flyby

So, can we spot a climbing flight of Hurricanes at 1500 meters distance in IL2? How about SoW_BoB? Sorry I can't test this in IL2 at the moment. I'm using the wife's pc until I build a new rig. Maybe someone can make a track spotting (or not) a climbing flight of Hurricanes over the channel, and post it to Youtube? Typically, the perspective from the Emil would be "up-Sun" from the Hurricanes!
Flyby out

[JG52Uther]

I quoted the OPs first post on the first page.Its also the title of the thread.Twist it how you like.