Max Speed Altitude
Posted: Wed May 08, 2019 9:51 pm
Hello All,
Its been a while since I've played war in the west. I'm trying to leverage the sweet supercharging that the Allied aircraft have, and set my fighter altitudes that put the luftwaffe at a disadvantage. The editor has the speed curves of all the aircraft including a hand identification of the altitude that they hit their max speed at. Weirdly, this information is completely absent form the commander's report. Is there any elegant solution (besides the two instances of WITW that I'm using) to see this information in game?
Totally unrelated (though the reason I'm back to play around with fighter altitudes), but if you want to waste hours of your life on what is now clearly outdated technology, you should definitely check out Greg's Airplanes and Automobile's channel on youtube: (I'd post the link, but I'm not allowed....). His videos are nice and in-dept and generally cite primary NACA sources. Topics range from why the Allies were able to boost their engines so much more than the Germans, German attempts to counter issues with low octane fuel with methanol injection, to speculation on why the German aircraft used inverted V engines.
Thanks
Its been a while since I've played war in the west. I'm trying to leverage the sweet supercharging that the Allied aircraft have, and set my fighter altitudes that put the luftwaffe at a disadvantage. The editor has the speed curves of all the aircraft including a hand identification of the altitude that they hit their max speed at. Weirdly, this information is completely absent form the commander's report. Is there any elegant solution (besides the two instances of WITW that I'm using) to see this information in game?
Totally unrelated (though the reason I'm back to play around with fighter altitudes), but if you want to waste hours of your life on what is now clearly outdated technology, you should definitely check out Greg's Airplanes and Automobile's channel on youtube: (I'd post the link, but I'm not allowed....). His videos are nice and in-dept and generally cite primary NACA sources. Topics range from why the Allies were able to boost their engines so much more than the Germans, German attempts to counter issues with low octane fuel with methanol injection, to speculation on why the German aircraft used inverted V engines.
Thanks