Spitfire Mk XVI

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Originally Posted by David198502

youre welcome truncana!!!

Hei David!!! You are here!!! Nice to see you here. Thank you again in Il2 skies!
We made a great flight last day: you were helping me getting the score and meanwile it was relly funny make formation flight and landings!!!
See ya soon in the wwii skies!!!

[David198502]

yeah, i hope we`ll see us in a sim game cause arcade isn`t really interesting for me, although it was fun!

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Originally Posted by David198502

yeah, i hope we`ll see us in a sim game cause arcade isn`t really interesting for me, although it was fun!

Yes I know, but I haven' t any flightstick and with the joypad is really annoyng the continuous stalling of my aircraft... Any solution? I have decreased the elevator sensitivity, but nothing...

[KDCart]

Decrease your elevator sensitivity until you no longer stall... Then slowly bump it back up until you find the setting that you fly the best. Go into training and play around with it until you find the "sweet spot". Remember though, the setting will be different for every airplane.

[David198502]

jeah thats true. if you fly the spit i think 5 noches down of the elevates are perfect.at least i have them at that sensitivity. and it doesnt matter if you fly with a joystick or the gamepad for your behaviour of the plane. the only disadvantage with the gamepad is, that is difficult to look around.

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Ok I will try. Thank you all!

[BRIGGBOY]

if you fly a spit then you want to set them 6 notches from the top in sim

[KAV]

In realistic I usually fly the Spitfire Mk II with these settings:

Ailerons: 3 notches down
Elevators: 4 notches down

Remember, the more you lower the sensitivity, the less the aircraft perform.

Its better to start a mental thumb regulator scheme saying:
"Gentle, gentle gentle......"
then to lower it to much.

[Robotic Pope]

Originally Posted by KAV

In realistic I usually fly the Spitfire Mk II with these settings:

Ailerons: 3 notches down
Elevators: 4 notches down

Remember, the more you lower the sensitivity, the less the aircraft perform.

Its better to start a mental thumb regulator scheme saying:
"Gentle, gentle gentle......"
then to lower it to much.

eek the spitfire rolls bad enough to start with, why do you want to slow it down by lowering the aileron sensitivity?

Always have ailerons at max. Ailerons do not effect stall in any way.

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Originally Posted by Robotic Pope

eek the spitfire rolls bad enough to start with, why do you want to slow it down by lowering the aileron sensitivity?

Always have ailerons at max. Ailerons do not effect stall in any way.

Yes! I tried and whit the spit xvi I left airellons to the max and elevators 6 notches down. Now I can fly easely in realistic mode. I have some minor problems in simulator mode learning to manage flaps and trim...