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I have a problem trying to adjust mig21bis engine performance

I have managed to adjust the real figures at max dry power and afterburner at sea level. But with height they are not performing like the real thing.

Yes I can adjust afterburner power at mach speeds not reached at low level using table 1524. But I need to adjust max dry power, and I can not find the way to do it. Any idea? Should I made the same that I have made with 1526 but with 1506?

Thank you
 
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Fs doesn't model this in relation to fast jets very well......
What I tend to do is set it for the correct speed at height rather than sea level.This will mean the speed at sea level will be to fast and you will get a sim overspeed warning, so I tend to
A: raise the overspeed warning setting to 10% to 20% higher than recommended....... I do the same for the max G load its silly that the aircraft go's boom if you hit the manufacturers recommended max.I know for a fact that even in training real world jet fighters pilots sometimes get a little aggressive and pop over the max G.....and they dont got boom or get a life reset.....ok ok the crew chief will give you a kick in the **** as he now has a long week ahead of him :)

B: drop the pitch moi in the aircraft.cfg so the nose starts to bounce at about 5% over manufacturers recommended max.....she's breaking up she's breaking .........BOOM!....we have the technology to rebuild him....opps showing my age ;)

C: Most mil jets will have a panel warning light for overspeed,so some xml code will see that it lights at the recommended max speed rather than the sims overspeed warning

D: you can also use some hidden xml kungfu to alter the speed and or handling at sea level and tweak the control surfaces in the airfile to lock up at a certain speeds....or if you wanna go truly Hollywood style you can even make the controls reverse at a certain mach :D
Wozza
 
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