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Aircraft Takeoff roll

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Using the toe Brake settings, and the min throttle limit, on Default aircraft in AI plus, some military aircraft, you can change the landing roll out to a longer roll out.
How do you change the Takeoff roll distance?
 
Or more thrust (different than power). Or... sometimes the lift curve needs to adjusted for low AOA's, or ground effect. In the development of a certain twin engine light bomber/attack aircraft it was necessary to adjust the lift curve slightly from the actual curve to get it to actually takeoff at the proper speed.

Does your plane liftoff at the proper speed? Or does it just take too long to get to that speed. Check power and thrust values with AFSD in this case.

Good luck! T
 
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