Hi, I'm the one who asked about the legal situation of using elevation data
from a topographic map.
http://www.flightgear.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=5t=15711p=152972sid=0383829e2324ecb1bc0c0ed67655e826#p152945
I checked with the institution that provides these maps and they said
they're _not_
I'm currently maintaining the 737-300, and it has this issue as well but
I
wonder if a fix might make the model worse.
Though it comes much closer to the Vr, it needs plenty of force on the
elevator
to rotate and lift off. And with that bug fixed I fear it will getting
worse
than now.
just a quick fix like this can break an aircraft if it was tweaked to
fly correctly with this bug.
Okay... but if a model is tweaked this way, that would mean that the
tweaking only is active when the yoke is pulled back... so there couldn't
be a correct level-flight, which is a more important
Hi everyone!
I think I found a little bug in a couple of JSBSim-aircraft:
The property
/fdm/jsbsim/aero/coefficient/CDde (Drag_due_to_Elevator_Deflection)
takes negative values when the elevator moves up, so the elevator face is
accelerating the plane.
The wrong code is found in the model.xml
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