On Thursday 03 November 2005 05:28 am, Shelton D'Cruz wrote:
Anyone else notice a strange problem with the Citation II - after a while
flying her, she will all of a sudden go up and down in a yo-yo fashion -
only happens to the Citation.
Are you using real-weather-fetch?
Try disabling any
On Thursday 03 November 2005 11:28, Shelton D'Cruz wrote:
Anyone else notice a strange problem with the Citation II - after a while
flying her, she will all of a sudden go up and down in a yo-yo fashion -
only happens to the Citation.
Yes, I noticed it before. It's a known problem, I think -
AJ MacLeod wrote:
On Thursday 03 November 2005 11:28, Shelton D'Cruz wrote:
Anyone else notice a strange problem with the Citation II - after a while
flying her, she will all of a sudden go up and down in a yo-yo fashion -
only happens to the Citation.
Yes, I noticed it before. It's
Curtis L. Olson
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This is my biggest beef with the yasim flight model. It works great in
most regimes, but if you ever get in a situation where you are over
speed (very low aoa) or if you are trying to push the nose down to drop
altitude on an approach (for instance) you can get
Is this with the autopilot on?
YAsim has a 'feature' such that when a wing gets in
a negative aoa
regime, it stalls *far* more quickly than in the
positive aoa regime.
Amazing how questions get answered before they're
asked sometimes :)
I was seeing similar behaviour with the Cessna
Vivian Meazza wrote:
Curtis L. Olson
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This is my biggest beef with the yasim flight model. It works great in
most regimes, but if you ever get in a situation where you are over
speed (very low aoa) or if you are trying to push the nose down to drop
altitude on an approach (for
Curtis L. Olson wrote:
However, I know Andy's intension was to produce plausible behavior
across all flight regimes as best as can be guessed at, and there is
clearly a bug where stalls come *way* to early in the negative aoa
regime.
Yes, this is a real bug. It's not the stall per se, I
Shelton wrote:
I therefore think that it should not be released in the default base
package, because it kinda makes the plane pretty much unflyable -
real pity as the cockpit is so lovely done.
I thought the workaround for this particular aircraft was just don't
fly so fast. :)
Andy
OH? is that the solution - OK ill give that a try when I get home from work
tonight.
Regards
Shelton.
Quoting Andy Ross [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Shelton wrote:
I therefore think that it should not be released in the default base
package, because it kinda makes the plane pretty much unflyable -
On Thursday 03 Nov 2005 17:09, Andy Ross wrote:
Curtis L. Olson wrote:
However, I know Andy's intension was to produce plausible
behavior across all flight regimes as best as can be guessed
at, and there is clearly a bug where stalls come *way* to
early in the negative aoa regime.
Yes,
Lee Elliott wrote:
On Thursday 03 Nov 2005 17:09, Andy Ross wrote:
Curtis L. Olson wrote:
However, I know Andy's intension was to produce plausible
behavior across all flight regimes as best as can be guessed
at, and there is clearly a bug where stalls come *way* to
early in the negative aoa
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