Yeah, what's up with that? You two guys are from the same island; you know, a colony of France, and speak the same language. Heck, I bet you two are about as far away as I am to my local pub...  You guys having a failure to communicate? :Big Grin:

That's not even remotely funny! :angry: What's going on today? In one thread I'm called an old goat, in this one I'm relegated to a vassal of the Frogs!  (No offence to Frogs, some of my best friends are Frogs. :biggrin: )

I blame it all on Prepar3D!

 

 

I blame it all on Prepar3D!

 

Yeah, I am sure those Lockheed dudes are going be concerned about.... :rolleyes:

Us Brits are a very regionalized lot Tom, and often don't have much in common with people from the next town up the road! :lol:

Yall ain nothin but foruners to us 'mericans, cuz :wacko:

Yeah! U ain't from around here are U?

U and your fancy flying machine.

To recap: The RealAir B60 Duke V2 has been released. :yahoo:

Yeah and it's freeking wonderful!

Well if I pushed the stick any further forward I would of gone upside down. As I said the stall was forced by me, the nose dipped, I pyshed the stick forward, airspeed increased rapidly on the asi, but the stall buzzer didn't stop, I kept the stick forward airspeed hit 180 knots, still the buzzer was sounding, I pulled out of the dive and levelled out, buzzer still sounding, pyshed forward again pulled out again at around 100 feet, airplane still refused to fly and hit the ground, I had 5000 feet to play with from the start of the exercise.

 

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Well if I pushed the stick any further forward I would of gone upside down. As I said the stall was forced by me, the nose dipped, I pyshed the stick forward, airspeed increased rapidly on the asi, but the stall buzzer didn't stop, I kept the stick forward airspeed hit 180 knots, still the buzzer was sounding, I pulled out of the dive and levelled out, buzzer still sounding, pyshed forward again pulled out again at around 100 feet, airplane still refused to fly and hit the ground, I had 5000 feet to play with from the start of the exercise.

 

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I probably have stall tested all our aircraft thousands of times. I have never seen this happen. I can only guess that this happened because you had extreme amounts of up trim. Please email me about this at RealAir if you are dissatisfied, quoting your order number. Thank you.

I have tried it with tacpack disabled and it stalled completely normally.

 

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I have tried it with tacpack disabled and it stalled completely normally.

 

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I haven't come across "tacpack" before but thanks for alerting me to it. To be frank it gets quite difficult keeping up with various kinds of addons that clearly change the way fundamental flight dynamics work (whether or not the addon developer intends it) and then to make bold statements saying an aircraft doesn't behave as it should. All we can do is state that our aircraft behave pretty well in FSX without interference from other addons for which we are not responsible.

Yes you are quite right, I now have tacpack manager set so every time I launch fsx it asks if I want to run that module, if I don't intend to fly the vrs superbug I don't say yes to tacpack running.

 

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I have a question that I'm not sure has been covered yet.  Do the winglet and non-winglet versions of the Duke have different performance characteristics, or is it just a texture difference?  I know the performance numbers provided in the manual state the climb rates, etc. for the winglet version, but I wanted to see if they were different for the standard wing.  Thanks.

As they are sharing the same RealAir_Duke.air and aircraft.cfg files, I believe the performance of the two is identical. In real world there must be a small difference. I am flying the winglet version (N1873K) exclusively, so it's perfect for me.

 

I have an another question to Robert or Sean. Do you have plans for integrating the Rxp WX500 weather radar as an option? I can imagine a nice GNS430/530/WX500 combo... it would be the icing on the cake for me.

 

Tamas

I'm pretty sure the +200 FPM climb rate in the winglet version is modeled, I think the manual said that somewhere.