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neilesmith
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hurricane for fsx
06/26/07 at 12:52:25
 
My Hurricane sits very nicely on its tailwheel but the mainwheels float approx 3 inches above the ground when the aircraft is at rest or when moving on the ground.Is there a fix for this?
Also I am surprised to find that the later models also suffer from engine cutting under negative 'g' is this accurate?
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Reply #1 - 06/27/07 at 17:59:48
 
As far as we know the Zero G cut-out is accurate. I will keep in mind the wheel position for an update, there are some small things like that, that will be easy to fix. I just want to give time for everything to surface before doing an update.
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Reply #2 - 06/28/07 at 12:51:31
 
Thanks for that,I look foreward to the update.
Regards Neil.
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Reply #3 - 07/03/07 at 07:45:27
 
My Hurricane for FS9 floats nicely above the ground too! Otherwise a lovely aircraft. Congratualations to all concerned.
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Reply #4 - 07/03/07 at 13:53:48
 
I,m still looking for definitive info. on this but picked up this from wikipedia:
 
'Another factor in the Hurricane's performance was the Merlin engine that also powered the Supermarine Spitfire, especially after the introduction of Miss Shilling's orifice. This was a simple device fitted to the engine's carburettors to reduce the effects of fuel starvation during negative-g manoeuvres and inverted flight – a problem which would be fully addressed during 1943 with the introduction of fuel injection.'
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