Syd, only one hint,
if Autostart is selected the fuel switches should be on - otherwise
it won't work, some people could be irritated by this.
Regards
Georg EDDW
BTW: really very nice aircraft, see also Forum diskussion Bush flying
Hi there,
I'm making a JSBSim version of A6M2, and want to share with you guys about a
constant speed propellers for WWII aircraft.
First I tried a default prop configuration generated by Aeromatic, but the
propeller pitch was adjusted automatically.
So I removed minrpm and maxrpm tags from
This doesn't have anything to do with fgfs (yet? :-), but
it's maybe of interest to some people here. KDE has a Free
implementation of a globe with some nice features. Here are
three articles about features and methods:
Part 1: http://www.kdedevelopers.org/node/3269
Part 2:
On Wednesday 13 February 2008 01:12, Jeff McBride wrote:
Thanks for your comments - they fit with what I'm finding
thinking.
Sure, in piloted aircraft takeoff is handled by the pilot, who
is able to cope with a wide range of possible failures at this
critical phase of flight, but I'm
Nicolas schrieb:
For the moment, the patch uses the METAR informations to enable /
disable rain or snow effects. (intensity of effects is : low, meddium,
high)
Hi Nicolas,
just one more feedback, because I was so surprised and impressed when I
just flew over Berlin (bad weather) and
Sometimes I really wish that I had the necessary data to do JSBSim
configs for some of the aircraft I've done - then I could also play
with some of the control stuff that JonSB has incorporated in to
JSBSim. It's pretty unlikely that I could get good enough data for
the aircraft I'm
Hi everyone ,
Since I've been working on trees and seasonal textures , I'd like to propose
some ideas
1: Could we have Jester's materials.xml condition patch put in CVS ?
2: Remove the .winter that is appended to the texture path in the source code?
3: Add /sim/startup/season = summer as
On Feb 13, 2008 2:59 PM, dave perry wrote:
I have the thread from 2006-08-26 between Curt Olson and Frederic
Bouvier on this subject. The connection to the 496 is via a db-9 to
super small usb cable I got from garmin as suggested in the garmin
user's guide. From a dmesg, I expect that com1
Curtis Olson wrote:
On Feb 13, 2008 2:59 PM, dave perry wrote:
I have the thread from 2006-08-26 between Curt Olson and Frederic
Bouvier on this subject. The connection to the 496 is via a db-9 to
super small usb cable I got from garmin as suggested in the garmin
user's
I have the thread from 2006-08-26 between Curt Olson and Frederic
Bouvier on this subject. The connection to the 496 is via a db-9 to
super small usb cable I got from garmin as suggested in the garmin
user's guide. From a dmesg, I expect that com1 is /dev/ttyS0 on my f7
system. I use the
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