What do you think?
Could be used in automatic swing-wing, FT systems to simulate transonic wave drag, ramp intakes, translating inlet cone (SR-71 has one), etc
Upvote if you agree
What do you think?
Could be used in automatic swing-wing, FT systems to simulate transonic wave drag, ramp intakes, translating inlet cone (SR-71 has one), etc
Upvote if you agree
@Dragoranos that sounds like an unnecessary feature tbh
@rexzion thx, but it would still be nice if we had an input that is "not code"
(TAS/(340-clamp((Altitude*0.003937),0,43)))mach funkty trre
@ReinMcDeer TAS remains accurate regardless of altitude, Mach is pretty much just TAS
IAS/343 will give you mach at sea level.
There probably is a way to make it account for altitude but I haven't tried that
It's already possible,
but i don't remember the FT-Codes