That’s also a thing I noticed in videos, mainly of people who are clearly not pilots/simmers and slam those planes onto the runways at high speeds and steep angles.
No way those landing gears would take that kind of hit.
One of those dudes “landed” a King Air at ~140 knots and with 800ft/sec which would even be hard for a carrier plane and the gear was fine. And not only was the gear fine, it did not bounce at all.
Copenhagen:
Looks great. There are a lot of correct buildings in central Copenhagen, obvious autocreated ones in certain areas and almost no buildings at all in others. Most noticeable in the harbor industrial areas.
Based on a couple of missing features, the bing map orthophotos used is from no later than the middle of 2018. The features are present in the September 2018 orthos and missing in the May 2017 orthos
FS-074 The last green roofed shed to the right under the right wing/body joint is the home of Copenhagen Suborbitals.
Tandslet:
You found exactly the right spot. On 2 pictures I can follow the road into my parents driveway. All buildings are autogen.
Frederikssund:
I did find my apartment building but it looks all wrong, but that is no wonder as all buildings in the area are autogen.
I do find it cool that you can follow the roads as in real life.
So cool in fact, that I have jumped on the wagon and preordered the basic version. None of the versions have any of the aircrafts or airports, that I am rooting for but I can hope they become available.
In a spin the aircraft remains stalled. The airspeed indicator is basically a total airpressure indicator that needs airflow along the longitudinal axis of the aircraft.
So in a spin, the aircraft moves through the air, but in a downwards rotating motion where the airflow is at a high angle of attack which will only register like small fluctuations on the airspeed indicator. If the speed increases, that means the aircraft is no longer stalled.
Anybody having luck with Steam? Per the MS announcement, it should be working. Hitting install only downloads a 200kb file, trying to launch prompts the following: