Curtis L. Olson wrote: > The real fun comes from practicing with only one engine running > [...] There are some real world effects that are important for > training which I don't think we model well on existing twins. > > The main one that comes to mind is that with an engine out there is > a minimum speed you must maintain
That's no doubt true, but hopefully it's more a lack of tuning than it is a fundamental flaw. For the specific case of YASim: the asymmetric thrust effects should be more or less correct as-is, because it applies the force at the location of the engine. The blue line speed is almost certainly wrong, but should be relatively easy to find by tuning the rudder effectiveness only. If anyone with ME experience wants to take a few hops in the DC-3 or (YASim) C310 and provide feedback, I'd be happy to try tuning the models. Andy _______________________________________________ Flightgear-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.flightgear.org/mailman/listinfo/flightgear-devel
