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Defining Turbine Type

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Hi,

Is there any way to tell FS that the engine is a single-shaft turbine? I'm tried playing with the parameters in the .air file, but I've been getting some very strange responses out of FS.

I've tried to tie N1 and N2 together, so they are the same, but FS isn't liking it. It is still forcing N1 to reduce.

Best regards,
Robin.
 
Hi,

I did this reasonably successfully a couple of years back to simulate the RR Avons for the DH comet 4 (with a lot of help from Ron Friemuth).

I'll have a look when I get home (to see what I did!) but I managed to tie N2 (which the FS engine uses for thrust setting) to N1 and also create the altitude effect - N1 increases requiring throttle reduction to stay within limits

Cheers
Chris
 
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