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I give these suggestions with the assumption you are correctly thinning the mixture, either automatically or manually, and are still wanting more performance.
Although I'm not an aircraft developer yet, and based on my real world experience and my novice knowledge of the SDK for Aircraft Container (Aircraft.cfg explanation & syntax), I'd suggest adding the following entries into the [piston_engine] section and tweak them as necessary. These are copies-n-pasted from the SDK...
turbocharged= (0 = FALSE) (1 = TRUE) - Boolean to indicate if the engine is turbocharged
max_design_mp= (inHg) - If a turbocharger is present, this value indicates the maximum design manifold pressure supplied by the turbocharger.
min_design_mp= (inHg) - If a turbocharger is present, this value indicates the minimum design manifold pressure supplied by the turbocharger.
critical_altitude= (feet) - Altitude to which the turbocharger, if present, will provide the maximum design manifold pressure.
OOPS! I thought this was a recent post... not a year old!!!
Although I'm not an aircraft developer yet, and based on my real world experience and my novice knowledge of the SDK for Aircraft Container (Aircraft.cfg explanation & syntax), I'd suggest adding the following entries into the [piston_engine] section and tweak them as necessary. These are copies-n-pasted from the SDK...
turbocharged= (0 = FALSE) (1 = TRUE) - Boolean to indicate if the engine is turbocharged
max_design_mp= (inHg) - If a turbocharger is present, this value indicates the maximum design manifold pressure supplied by the turbocharger.
min_design_mp= (inHg) - If a turbocharger is present, this value indicates the minimum design manifold pressure supplied by the turbocharger.
critical_altitude= (feet) - Altitude to which the turbocharger, if present, will provide the maximum design manifold pressure.
OOPS! I thought this was a recent post... not a year old!!!
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