Thank you for making this video, I learned a lot more about propellers. I'm currently working on a weedeater powered RC prop car and trying to pick the right propeller for it.
going well in depth of propellor dynamics here. This is respectable, shows what the game is worth ;) I'll come check out some more of your tutorials for Fly-Out
@P Gatcomb, how do you get your jet engine started after its been shut off. none of my jet engines will start after i shut them off. Great videos, very useful info, thank you
So I'm not really sure how it works in the game, but for most military aircraft the engines are started hydraulicly, usually by a much smaller jet engine called the APU (source I'm a mechanic in army aviation) I'm thinking the game might force something similar.
What i do is i add small electric engine and connect it to the engine via transmision. Then i set electric engine to the custom switch and when i need to ignite my jet i press "i" for example and it start spinning the turbine untill its fast enough to kick it with its own ignition
Hi man, love your vids. I'm very new to this game (only about 20-30h) and still have a lot of troubles when trying to make something nice. Have you thought about making a video about how to designing an aircraft that isn't front or rear heavy? Thanks in advance
The easiest way I've found to move your center of gravity to get it behind your center of lift is to either move your fuel tank or move the wings forward/backwards.
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You make the best flyout tutorials, keep it up!
Thank you for making this video, I learned a lot more about propellers. I'm currently working on a weedeater powered RC prop car and trying to pick the right propeller for it.
going well in depth of propellor dynamics here. This is respectable, shows what the game is worth ;)
I'll come check out some more of your tutorials for Fly-Out
bro, this is so great. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!!!!
Great video! Cool software too! Thanks!
Thank you for the explanation do you have a turbine video like this one.
thank yuo,, now my propeller is optimised
@P Gatcomb, how do you get your jet engine started after its been shut off. none of my jet engines will start after i shut them off. Great videos, very useful info, thank you
So I'm not really sure how it works in the game, but for most military aircraft the engines are started hydraulicly, usually by a much smaller jet engine called the APU (source I'm a mechanic in army aviation) I'm thinking the game might force something similar.
What i do is i add small electric engine and connect it to the engine via transmision. Then i set electric engine to the custom switch and when i need to ignite my jet i press "i" for example and it start spinning the turbine untill its fast enough to kick it with its own ignition
What do I do if my aicraft is agressivelly torquing to one side, tho?
In wich units calculator is counting? In meters, knots feet?
It's in meters per second. All the units are listed at the top of the list of adjustable parameters
Hi man, love your vids. I'm very new to this game (only about 20-30h) and still have a lot of troubles when trying to make something nice. Have you thought about making a video about how to designing an aircraft that isn't front or rear heavy? Thanks in advance
The easiest way I've found to move your center of gravity to get it behind your center of lift is to either move your fuel tank or move the wings forward/backwards.
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