Helpfull flying parameters

[EAF_Starfire]

During my time i dosens of simulators I have wasted more aircrafts due to lack of knowledge than I care to remember

So after while flying IL-2 I started out collecting and testing for flight data.

I would be really nice if this simulator would be delivered withe the following data and that the data are alligned with real world data

Pretty please

 

 

LIMITATIONS

 

 

V'NE - Never Exceed Speed (in Any Operation)
V'FE - Max. Flaps Extended
V'LO - Velocity Landing gear Operating (Max Landing Gear Operating Speed)
V'LE - Velocity Landing gear Extended (Max Landing Gear Extended Speed)
V'R - Rotation speed (aka safe takeoff speed)

 

Vcorner - Corner speed
V'sus: - Minimum sustained speed

V'REF - Landing Reference Speed (Threshold crossing speed)
V'S - Stall Speed (in which A/C is controllable)
V'S0 - Stall Speed in Landing Configuration
V'Y - Best Rate-of-Climb speed
V'BE - Max Speed brake Extended Speed (if airbraks are present)

Water Temperature min and max:
Oil Temperature min and max:

 

Wing Span - Nice to know when you use the sight to guage distance vs convergence
Lenght: xx,xx m
Wing area: xx,x m2 - This give an indication of what kind of combat and handling can be expected

Service Range with normal bomb load: xxx Km

Service Ceiling: xxx m

 

 

The data below will give an indication of when an aircraft is in overload configuration.

It seems that most sim pilots are unaware that the amount of fuel are reduced when the bombload are raised to max and that it is a compromise between range and bombload. Cliffs of Dover gave us a nice indication of when an aircraft was overloaded.

 

Weight, Loaded:  
Weight, Max TO:

Normal Bombload:
Max Bombload:
 

[Matze81]

I agree. Having those numbers would indeed be very helpful.

Saves one a lot of own research, guess work and trial & error!

[2GvSAPFlea]

I know this is an old topic, but I'm bumping it up because it is near to my heart.  I spent a good bit of time trying to compile all of the data requested above, plus engine management information, for another WWII flightsim only to find out that history, reality and simulations seem to be 3 mutually exclusive universes.  I like to try to fly "the right way", and having all of the engine and flight parameters is crucial to this.

 

So, please, include all of this data for all aircraft types.

[II./JG77Timairborne]

This would make the learning curve so much better.