@AchuTMM NOAA themselves made a 100+ page manual describing how to set up your own receiver. The NASA dishes you talk about are for interplanetary missions, where the satellites they need to talk can be millions of times further than the NOAA ones, which orbit at 850km
@AchuTMM The satellite that I pulled the data from is super close to Earth, and it was launched with the intent to provide this data to anyone who can tune in, very useful if there is a disaster or a blackout and individual people need to predict the weather. Even if Fallout 76 happens IRL those sats would still be in orbit, providing weather coverage
@JohnnyBoythePilot you don't have to link to them, they broadcast it for anyone to pick up, you just need a proper antenna and a radio that can tune into 137-138MHz
@DepressedTortoise tbh the signal can be picked up pretty much anywhere where you can see the sky. It is common for the satellites to do an overhead pass, but even elevations around 30 degrees work. Also, they are on polar orbits, so they fly over every single point on the planet
@WNP78 do you think it would be possible to make a tournament mod, so you could run your own tournament locally on your machine? or would that be too much of a modding task?
Boeing 707 or the Douglas DC-8. I'd give anything for a flight in one of those. If I ever become a millionaire, I swear to god right now that I will restore one as my busyness jet
There is, or, there would be if you put the effort in. The result would be several thousand parts on a creation that could be done in less than a few hundred.
@AngelaMerkel in that case, let me reformulate the question, although I know the answer is yes: are you actual Angela Merkel, the leader of the Fourth Reich?
@NewBohemia Never breaking character I see... alright.
As the CEO of the entire Skychaser conglomerate I was forced to relocate our production to a more stable location. For several months not a single report came from within New Bohemia which led many to believe that the Workers Party was not able to keep its lead and the nation stable. We are now too integrated and decentralised, so we will not be able to bring our entire company back to Bohemian soil. I hope that this mild complication will not stand in the path of our future relationship, with New Bohemia being our longtime customer.
There you go
I'm not saying it is bad. Of course it is great, mainly for high-altitude applications. This will allow us to have air-breathing satellites that orbit at much lower altitudes than currently possible.
@BACconcordepilot and there is still drag - the electrodes must be positioned in the airflow or else they won't work. And I wouldn't put much hope into performance of such engine when supersonic
@BACconcordepilot no propulsion method can achieve 100% efficiency. There are power losses in the voltage converter, there are power losses in the wires that power the engines themselves, there are power losses in the heat generated by the entire system (as minimal as it can be). And at a larger scale those factors would get even worse. What I think is the future of propulsion in aviation are biofuels. A jet engine running on biofuel will blow both electric motors and ion engines away when looking at the thrust-to-weight ratio
Nice concept, but I don't see it replacing electric engines. I mean, when you already have all of those batteries and electronics on board, just hook up a proven DC motor to it and you're good to go
good luck
@Chancey21 I wanted to, but I find this community more suitable, for some reason
+1@AchuTMM NOAA themselves made a 100+ page manual describing how to set up your own receiver. The NASA dishes you talk about are for interplanetary missions, where the satellites they need to talk can be millions of times further than the NOAA ones, which orbit at 850km
@AchuTMM The satellite that I pulled the data from is super close to Earth, and it was launched with the intent to provide this data to anyone who can tune in, very useful if there is a disaster or a blackout and individual people need to predict the weather. Even if Fallout 76 happens IRL those sats would still be in orbit, providing weather coverage
@JohnnyBoythePilot you don't have to link to them, they broadcast it for anyone to pick up, you just need a proper antenna and a radio that can tune into 137-138MHz
@DepressedTortoise tbh the signal can be picked up pretty much anywhere where you can see the sky. It is common for the satellites to do an overhead pass, but even elevations around 30 degrees work. Also, they are on polar orbits, so they fly over every single point on the planet
Use the bug tag or (preferably) file a bug report.
What method are you using to load planes? Via the website, or Ctrl+L?
@Chancey21 liquid
+1@BACconcordepilot @Brields95 its not in the game doods, overload wont save you
@WNP78 do you think it would be possible to make a tournament mod, so you could run your own tournament locally on your machine? or would that be too much of a modding task?
This or this
+1Boeing 707 or the Douglas DC-8. I'd give anything for a flight in one of those. If I ever become a millionaire, I swear to god right now that I will restore one as my busyness jet
+1There is, or, there would be if you put the effort in. The result would be several thousand parts on a creation that could be done in less than a few hundred.
+1Would this also count as a ship? cuz I want to join the bandwagon but I have never made a ship
@Zoomzoom999 its not in the game, its just a reference, a piece of text
@RailfanEthan tru dat
The Soviet KV-1 heavy tank proven itself to be a terrible aircraft, it didn't even fly once
+7you dont
yet
@AngelaMerkel in that case, let me reformulate the question, although I know the answer is yes: are you actual Angela Merkel, the leader of the Fourth Reich?
@Vidal99977 should I also fix the pitch problems, while I'm at it?
@Vidal99977 sure
@Viper28 if you lay an I beam on the ground like that, it turns into an H beam
+1that's pretty cool, let me know if you need help with something
@SupremeDorian no, you're right, it is a part of the multiplayer mod
+1@SupremeDorian
SpawnPlane 20 0 0
@Spacedoge12345plane like that:
+1[ ! [ ] ( www.example.com/image.png ) ] ( www.example.com )
without the spaces, of course
@SupremeDorian wait really? that's weird, perhaps it is provided by some mods, but I did try to disable all and it still worked
@NewBohemia Never breaking character I see... alright.
As the CEO of the entire Skychaser conglomerate I was forced to relocate our production to a more stable location. For several months not a single report came from within New Bohemia which led many to believe that the Workers Party was not able to keep its lead and the nation stable. We are now too integrated and decentralised, so we will not be able to bring our entire company back to Bohemian soil. I hope that this mild complication will not stand in the path of our future relationship, with New Bohemia being our longtime customer.
There you go
@NewBohemia
I summon you from the depths of your isolated, and kinda communistic nation
I only wish my first 100+ build was as great as yours is...
@Jetpackturtle Ok.
+1I'm not saying it is bad. Of course it is great, mainly for high-altitude applications. This will allow us to have air-breathing satellites that orbit at much lower altitudes than currently possible.
+1@BACconcordepilot and there is still drag - the electrodes must be positioned in the airflow or else they won't work. And I wouldn't put much hope into performance of such engine when supersonic
+1@BACconcordepilot no propulsion method can achieve 100% efficiency. There are power losses in the voltage converter, there are power losses in the wires that power the engines themselves, there are power losses in the heat generated by the entire system (as minimal as it can be). And at a larger scale those factors would get even worse. What I think is the future of propulsion in aviation are biofuels. A jet engine running on biofuel will blow both electric motors and ion engines away when looking at the thrust-to-weight ratio
+1@BACconcordepilot ahh, good to know that I looked like an idiot just saying y tho :D
thanks for clarifying
Nice concept, but I don't see it replacing electric engines. I mean, when you already have all of those batteries and electronics on board, just hook up a proven DC motor to it and you're good to go
+1@BACconcordepilot can you see the image/could you see it before?
@Chancey21 now, can you see the image? freaking imgur with its https...
@Chancey21 wait I haven't screwed up have I...
@Chancey21 its in the video
@Notaleopard I'll probably be posting a lot of backup planes there that I don't want on my main as they are only useful to me
@ThePrototype ok thanks, that's my second account and I forgot to switch before I posted.
The mod no longer works properly in 1.8 beta. The action groups are not working (nozzles are constantly on), and they can not be colored
+2Smoke trail mod is broken. Action groups do not work and it no longer inherits color from the part
Ok.
+1@tsampoy it should work for multiplayer
@NathanMikeska the floating point bug is also fixed
Maybe just copy the folder with the plane files somewhere else on the system
@WNP78 I can not open the console in the beta, any ideas why?
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