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Ysop wrote:The T-6A does not have a radar altimeter, so you can use the following rule of thumb: If you can see sheeps, you are at 250ft. If you can count their legs, you are at 100ft.
… this has a catch - there are no sheeps in FlightGear !
Because I've flown with you both on many occasions I feel comfortable enough saying the plural of sheep is also sheep (English has sooo many exceptions and I wish my German and French was even 10% of your English level)
Is it the The Texan T6 Ysop? I had a quick go yesterday and the one from the standard FG hangar seems under-powered unless it's pilot error (which it could be!)
And it's definitely the one called Texan in the normal fg hangar? It struggles to get to 200kts unless decending and yes, I did check speed brakes and gear