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Que seria del hype de estos modulos sino fuera por esas perlas que suelta de vez en cuando Wags en hilos perdios de la gente...

 

The good news is that we have a F-15 pilot taking a very active role in helping us get the F-15C AFM just right. With his help, we are making great strides that we would not have made otherwise. The bad news is that with his input, we have identified several more areas that need adjustment, and that has required more time than we originally estimated. Once we and he are happy with it, it will be released soon afterwards.

 

 

http://forums.eagle.ru/showpost.php?p=1936557&postcount=15

 

saludos!

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-Piloto de F-15 probando el simulador de DCS: Peeeeroooooooeeeeetooooooqueeeeeesssshhh?????? Si mi habion gira massss y no se cae! y cuando lo pongo mirando pa cuenca no hase lo oooootroooo!

 

-Programador de DCS: :anim8lc3:

 

 

-Wags: :roto2h: ya lo dejo caer en el foro como quien no quiere la cosa.

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interesante.... puesto por GGTharos, del equpo de beta tester de ED.
http://forums.eagle.ru/showpost.php?p=1943176&postcount=64
It can't show you the details.
Get ready to re-learn how you roll a plane for example ...

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Originally Posted by howie87 View Post
Hope we get some videos of the AFM in action soon.

 

 

 

 

Este comentario se me acaba hacer acordar la conferencia de un piloto español sobre el F-4 Phantom II, que el aparato se gira con los pedales, no con la palanca.

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Belsimtek actualiza el AFM del F-15C para mediados de 2014

 

The estimated release date for the advanced flight model for F-15C Eagle DCS module is middle of 2014.

 

 

Te has adelantado por medio minuto :D .

 

Volviendo a la noticia, no me esperaba que el retraso que habían informado era tan grande. :butcher:

 

Saludos

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Espero que la nueva fecha tenga en cuenta posibles "acuerdos y discrepancias legales" con Boeing.

 

VEAO creo que está de reuniones con abogados de BAE ya que esta no quiere que se utilice el Hawk, nombre y diseño, y con abogados de la RAF y del ministerio británico por lo mismo. Una cosa es un mod y otra un producto comercial.

 

Belsimtek ya tuvo un parón con el Huey por un tema de licencias con Bell-Textron.

 

Todo el tema de desarrollo de aviones occidentales, tanto de ED como de Partners y 3er Parties, me parece que al final quedará sujeto a "asuntos abogaciles", salvo que tengas un contrato como el del A10C y te permitan su uso comercial.

 

Respecto al AH-1G que figura en el otro post, al menos supongo que les valdrán las bases legales firmadas con Bell para el Huey.

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Si hombre, van a tardar menos tiempo en desarrollar el DCS F-15C Eagle con todos sus sistemas, y mejorar aun mas el AFM (que de eso se basa esta suposición del post, que todavía no esta ni el Parche donde no va a venir el AFM) que el AFM para el F-15 FC3... Claro.

 

Sinceramente, creo que el AFM del F-15C no esta ni terminado, aun no hemos visto nada mas que un video aterrizando, y estará a mediados del 2014...

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Belsimtek F-15C AFM
http://www.belsimtek.com/news/1459/

 

BelSimTek Nearing Completion of F-15C Advanced Flight and Engine Models

 

The original F-15C flight model currently featured in DCS was developed over a decade ago and represents an earlier generation of simulation technology. Despite demonstrating generally correct aerodynamic performance under normal flight conditions and providing great gameplay, current user expectations, available computer power, and developer expertise demand a higher level of fidelity. As a result, a comprehensive advanced flight model of the primary U.S. jet fighter, the F-15C Eagle, has been under development for DCS.
The complete aerodynamics model accounts for mass, force, and moment interactions of the aircraft’s elements as subjected to airflow. Unlike the previous model, which regarded the aircraft as a single point of focus, the new flight model consists of individual aircraft elements carefully tuned to reflect their unique aerodynamic characteristics and joined together to determine the sum vector of the airframe’s momentum.
Over a year a hard work has gone into the development of this model and now it is finally ready for initial external testing. The primary element of the new model is accurate aerodynamic performance that closely matches the characteristics of the real F-15C Eagle throughout the flight envelope, including in critical angles of attack, stalls, and spins. Maneuverability characteristics are also correctly modeled throughout the flight envelope, providing accurate performance in acceleration, available sustained G, maximum airspeeds, maximum altitudes and other characteristics.
Of course even real aircraft differ somewhat from their documented performance characteristics due to slight individual variability, but we have made every effort to ensure you are truly immersed in the experience of driving – without a doubt – one of the best fighters of the 20th century.
In addition to the aerodynamics model, the flight model includes a new engine model, based on the F100-PW-220 engine with increased dry and afterburner thrust. The model accounts for inverted and negative G flight effects and features a special afterburner component model. The flight model also includes a new fuel system model as well as nosewheel steering and wheel brake component models.
Special attention was paid to accurately recreate the design of the F-15C flight control system, including Pitch Ratio control adjusted for airspeed and altitude, Aileron/Rudder Interconnect (ARI), Control Augmentation System (CAS), Attitude and Altitude autopilots, and the Pitch Trim Compensator (PTC).
The new model significantly improves the entire flying experience, making special flight conditions like air to air refueling, landing, and edge of the envelope flying far more dynamic, exciting, and even more challenging. Straight and level flight no longer feels like “flying on rails” while maneuvering flight provides a sensation of the power and control in your hands.
At this stage of development, we can confidently provide a highly accurate aerodynamics model of the F-15C accompanied by a partly reproduced systems model.
The estimated release date of the new flight model for F-15C Eagle DCS module is late March, 2014.

 

 

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