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    Quote Originally Posted by PRB View Post
    I've "acquired" a cargo bird, which is parked over at Whidbey, just in case. Should be big enough... :d
    that should do the trick.
    I hope it's okay,
    I've invited Dave and John.
    I'm not sure where John is,
    but Dave is heading into Canada now.


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    Great! Glad I got the big cargo ship then! And don't forget your navigator!
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    okay, the lizard is drained..check
    the bottle opener is in my pocket...check
    Heidi has the radios set and the course plotted.
    we are set up on 120 at CYVR
    going to make a high speed terrain run to KNUW.
    I'll try not to shake up the beer,
    But I make no promises...
    Heidi likes to go fast.

    02/05/10 15:04
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    WHAAHOO!!!
    that was a trip!!
    Heidi almost wet herself.

    CYVR>>KNUW

    flight time=00:08:48
    fuel consumption=5820.9 lbs

    I didn't want to go over 1000 feet,
    but there was an island in the way.

    hey Paul, got any ice?
    these babies need some chillin"



    Welcome to Whidbey Island!!!
    may your stay be a pleasant one,
    long and prosperous.

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    oh yeah, almost forgot,
    Heidi needs a hug.
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    Quote Originally Posted by smilo View Post
    WHAAHOO!!!
    that was a trip!!
    Heidi almost wet herself.

    CYVR>>KNUW

    flight time=00:08:48
    fuel consumption=5820.9 lbs

    I didn't want to go over 1000 feet,
    but there was an island in the way.

    hey Paul, got any ice?
    these babies need some chillin"



    Welcome to Whidbey Island!!!
    may your stay be a pleasant one,
    long and prosperous.

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    oh yeah, almost forgot,
    Heidi needs a hug.
    :ernae::ernae:

    Thanks, smilo!

    On you ill-fated flight to Alaska, because there was a "loss of telemetry" on that flight, I averaged the B-47s fuel consumption from the other legs, and applied that to the milage flown for that leg. This is for the spreadsheet that I'm working on for the official numbers.
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    Quote Originally Posted by PRB View Post
    :ernae::ernae:

    Thanks, smilo!

    On you ill-fated flight to Alaska, because there was a "loss of telemetry" on that flight, I averaged the B-47s fuel consumption from the other legs, and applied that to the milage flown for that leg. This is for the spreadsheet that I'm working on for the official numbers.
    thanks Paul, I would recommend adding a fair amount.
    the run ended up being a tour of the Aleutians at 3-5,000 feet.
    I dropped down at Amchitka and then followed volcanoes east,
    taking a lot of pictures as I went.
    if all goes well this week end,
    I am thinking about reflying it.
    especially now that I know what the problem was.
    I plan on the same route, but with no diversions.
    ...if that would be okay, I don't want to screw up your spread sheet.

    btw, have you seen Heidi?
    tell the Navy I need my Navigator.
    sometimes the magic works.
    sometimes it doesn't.

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    Quote Originally Posted by smilo View Post
    thanks Paul, I would recommend adding a fair amount.
    the run ended up being a tour of the Aleutians at 3-5,000 feet.
    I dropped down at Amchitka and then followed volcanoes east,
    taking a lot of pictures as I went.
    if all goes well this week end,
    I am thinking about reflying it.
    especially now that I know what the problem was.
    I plan on the same route, but with no diversions.
    ...if that would be okay, I don't want to screw up your spread sheet.

    btw, have you seen Heidi?
    tell the Navy I need my Navigator.
    Roger on reflying the leg if you wish. As for Heidi, last I saw she was getting a tour of a EP-3 by a bunch of pilots... And you know how those electronic warfare guys are. Can't trust em!
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    Quote Originally Posted by PRB View Post
    Roger on reflying the leg if you wish. As for Heidi, last I saw she was getting a tour of a EP-3 by a bunch of pilots... And you know how those electronic warfare guys are. Can't trust em!
    she's a big girl and can take care of herself.
    if you see her let her know we're leaving in the morning.

    the more I think about it,
    the more I think I should refly.
    after all, it was my fault for not having the update
    and I'm curious to see how long it will take without dinking around.
    I'm just glad Mike pointed me in the right direction.
    besides, what's 6 hours in eternity?
    sometimes the magic works.
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    looks at watch...
    tap, tap, tap...the sound of foot tapping
    looks at watch...
    as soon as the lovely and talented
    Miss Heidi arrives, we'll get rolling

    KNUW>>KEDW

    08:16
    well, there you are.
    did you have a good time?
    tell me about it later.
    strap in and find your charts.
    we're rolling in 4 minutes
    sometimes the magic works.
    sometimes it doesn't.

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    DANG!!!
    this place is desolate!
    Heidi, where's the sunscreen?
    we're going to wilt.

    KNUW>>KEDW

    flight time=02:23:25
    fuel consumption=43,554.8 lbs

    it took a little longer than it should have.
    once again, there were some low level "side tracks".
    we had to continue with our photo reccon mission.
    the guys in photo processing have got their work cut out for them.
    sometimes the magic works.
    sometimes it doesn't.

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    Congrats on your big finish!! Not the most direct route, but you made it.

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    I will need at least 6.5 hours
    of uninterrupted sim time to refly RJTY>>PAED
    it's very hectic around here for several hours,
    so I am grounded.
    worse comes to worse,
    I'll do it early am sunday.
    we shall see how it plays out.
    sometimes the magic works.
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    fueled up and ready to roll;

    RJTY>>>PAED

    this is what the B-47E was built for.
    sometimes the magic works.
    sometimes it doesn't.

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    RJTY>>PAED update;

    cruising
    HDG 055
    80% throttle
    altitude= 37,962 feet
    speed= 305 KIAS, 351 MPH, 650 MPH GS, MACH 0.92
    wind=259/26 almost a tailwind, I'll take it.

    am on pins and needles...
    have had 2 OVERSPEED Warnings
    totaling 10.6 sec on Duenna

    anybody know what the max is?

    I sure would like to get a better handle
    on OVERSPEED and the whys and wherefores
    it doesn't seem to match anything in the Aircraft.cfg
    sometimes the magic works.
    sometimes it doesn't.

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    I don't have the freeware B-47 you are using, but from Alphasim B-47 .cfg as an example:

    [Reference Speeds]
    flaps_up_stall_speed= 155.700
    full_flaps_stall_speed= 135.500
    cruise_speed= 452.000
    max_indicated_speed=456
    max_mach=0.875



    Exceeding either of these values (in your .cfg) will result in overspeed.
    Your speed at any given moment in the sim can change with throttle movement, weather changes and especially wind shifts; that's the usual culprit.
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    down safe and sound

    RJTY>>PAED

    flight time=06:05:55
    fuel consumption=91,833.3 lbs
    sometimes the magic works.
    sometimes it doesn't.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jkcook28 View Post
    I don't have the freeware B-47 you are using, but from Alphasim B-47 .cfg as an example:

    [Reference Speeds]
    flaps_up_stall_speed= 155.700
    full_flaps_stall_speed= 135.500
    cruise_speed= 452.000
    max_indicated_speed=456
    max_mach=0.875


    Exceeding either of these values (in your .cfg) will result in overspeed.
    Your speed at any given moment in the sim can change with throttle movement, weather changes and especially wind shifts; that's the usual culprit.
    thanks John,
    here's mine;

    [Reference Speeds]
    flaps_up_stall_speed=160.000000
    full_flaps_stall_speed=128.000000
    cruise_speed=478.698930
    max_indicated_speed=690.476563
    max_mach=0.950000

    the max_indicated_speed is a lot higher, as is Mach.
    I never came near 690
    and the best Mach I could get was 0.94
    and that was only once.
    mostly I ran at 0.92

    I'm not complaining, just trying to understand.
    sometimes the magic works.
    sometimes it doesn't.

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