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Blimp; Cancelling 'Stall'

lionheart

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Hey all,

I am making a Zeppelin airfile set. I have just about got everything solved except 'stalling'. No matter how lite the craft is, if it gets to zero airspeed, she falls out of the sky like a brick and crashes.

Things I did;
* Set weights to less then zero (-3000 pounds).
* Set stall speed to 1 knot, 0 knot, and -200 knots, nothing helped. At zero, the stall alarm goes off, so moving to 1 or -200 prevents this.
* Wing area increased by factors of 100+, also tails and ailerons for control
* Wingspan greatly increased


Is there a way to tell the airfiles / sim to 'not' stall? Has this ever been done?


Thanks for any input.


Bill
LHC
 
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