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stall speed

  1. M

    FSXA Finding Aircraft Stall Speed

    Hello, I have a quick question... I'm building a custom catapult, to launch aircraft at more realistic speeds than the default cat. To accomplish that goal while keeping it simple, I'd like to launch each aircraft at its stall speed plus a margin of, say, 20kts. So the question is: how can I...
    • MacFarland Masterton
    • Thread
    • aircraft.cfg carrier catapult simconnect stall speed variables list
    • Replies: 12
    • Forum: Gauges
  2. Alejandro Mac Kay

    FSX Find JS41 stall speed and overspeed

    Hi, I am creating some programs that run on android and represent the panels of the PMDG JS41. I am currently programming the EADI-EHSI display. The problem is the stall speed indicator. This is a red bar that scroll over the IAS cuadrant. This value is a dinamic value that the addon calculate...
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