hi all
i want to take a part in fg developmnt.
but i ve few questions about whts going on. i searched in passed archives but need to knpw todays goals and development. there is no other source so i would appreciated if you send me info or forward me to a link
1) when we are flyng in a jet in jsb , turbinr function reflects real world functionality. what are the holes to be fiiled.
2) are there anybody working on flight computer ? f-16 flies like crazy horse where i can find real f-16 detailed flight comp functionality to import in fg?
3) anybody have detailed information on f-16 landing gear, hydrolics, pivot points etc; yeah sure with values and dimensions.
thanks everybody ;)
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Sources:
Observers Aircraft, by William Green, 1987 Edition (ISBN
0-7232-3458-2)
General Dynamics F-16 Dash-1 (basic drag and weight data only)
NASA TP-1538 wind tunnel data. (Dec. 1979)
and Richard Murray's F16 Model page:
http://www.cds.caltech.edu/~murray/projects/afosr95-
vehicles/models/f16/ Dryden Technical Reports Server documents:
H-1999: Dynamic ground effects flight test of an F-15 aircraft.
H-2177: Dynamic ground effect for a Cranked Arrow Wing
Airplane. Related information:
Harry Hillaker - Father of the F-16:http://www.codeonemagazine.com/archives/1991/articles/jul_91/july2a_91.html
You can read it in a file --->Flightgear/Aircraft/f16/f16.xml which contain the FDM Parameters
This Aircraft has been created by Erik Hoffman
It is 2 years ago I am using Flightgear , i can say: that aircraft is good. may be with the last JSB version and the coming configuration interface every Aircraft could be better and better .
Why don't you try to create a new aircraft.
to answer the coming functionality -->landing on a carrier. Naval Aircraft.
We will certainly need some....
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