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Rendsburger Pilot	posted 12-11- 02:04 PM I could need some help. Look at the tech Talk Forum! Rendsburger IP: Logged
Razer Pilot	posted 12-11- 02:12 PM Wow! Where have you been? That's really really nice, i can't wait to escort that baby to an airfield. Send me the plane and i'll see what i can do on the things you are having problems with. Mail me here ------------------ Tony "Razer" Martin "Making SDOE a dangerous Place, One plane at a time!" FS Hangar [This message has been edited by Razer (edited 12-11-2000).] IP: Logged
ArgonV Pilot	posted 12-11- 02:50 PM THAT LOOKS AWESOME!!!! FINALLY some German transports! IP: Logged
Biggles3 Pilot	posted 12-11- 02:56 PM cool man just one Q... u know the splayed out wheels (the wheels dont point in the ame direction) does this case any problems on groung handerling and heavy landings ------------------ WHATCH YOU TAIL;) IP: Logged
Pete Hawk Pilot	posted 12-11- 03:04 PM What a beauty! IP: Logged
Rendsburger Pilot	posted 12-11- 03:12 PM Thanks Guys! Razer: i will send you a copy soon! Biggles: No, in the moment the wheels are 90 degrees vertical. Maybe i will try the splayed ones out. Rendsburger IP: Logged
ReaperMan Pilot	posted 12-11- 10:13 PM S W E E T ! ------------------ -=TheReaper=- IP: Logged
Robert Pilot	posted 12-12- 07:33 PM WOW! That looks awesome Rendsburger! /Robert IP: Logged
Loco Pilot	posted 12-12- 07:50 PM Rendsburger, This plane is great, very beautiful! Congratulations man! Loco IP: Logged
Gustavo Pilot	posted 12-13- 07:45 AM Excelente un Ju-52, si puedo ayudarte en algo, hazmelo saber. Excellent a Ju-52, if I can help you in something, make it to me to know. Gustav IP: Logged
Rendsburger Pilot	posted 12-13- 09:23 AM Gustavo, look at the TechTalk Forum for what i need help. Rendsburger IP: Logged
Rendsburger Pilot	posted 12-13- 09:29 AM A question for you that Razer asks me. Open the doors to the inside or to the outsides. I�don�t know it.In the moment the doors open to the iniside, because i thought that it is not easy to open a door to the outside if the plane is in the air. One problem is, that there was so many different versions of the Ju build, some with one door some with 2 some with a great door at one side and so on. Rendsburger IP: Logged
Raider Pilot	posted 12-13- 11:05 AM I would think the door would have to open to the inside. If it opened to the outside it would pull the person out that was trying to open it, then slam against the plane and you would never get it closed again while in the air. The C-47 had two large doors that opened to the outside that allowed loading of large materials (like crates and Jeeps) on one of the large doors there was a smaller (Passenger) door which opened to the inside. This was used when paratroopers would jump. IP: Logged
ArgonV Pilot	posted 12-13- 11:54 AM I know for a fact that the doors open to the inside. IP: Logged
Spanky the Mad Dog Pilot	posted 12-13- 12:38 PM Spanky here... http://www3.sympatico.ca/aries.pub/Index4c.htm IP: Logged
Spanky the Mad Dog Pilot	posted 12-13- 12:41 PM Spanky here.... Great stuff here. http://www.hyperscale.com/reference/ju52ng_1.htm IP: Logged
Spanky the Mad Dog Pilot	posted 12-13- 12:55 PM Spanky here... Airline pic so I'm guessing this ISN'T how it was done on the mil models but ya never know. Personally I wouldn't make it swing either way if i was the designer of the plane. If you look on alot of photos the hinges seem to be towards the front. (yes even in mil photos) so if it swung inwards it would have to go flat against the wall to let troops by, that would take up uneccessary room. I would have it slide towards the back of the aircraft. IP: Logged
ArgonV Pilot	posted 12-13- 01:00 PM Well I THOUGHT they swung inwards... Maybe not... I'll go home and check my refrences agian. IP: Logged
Spanky the Mad Dog Pilot	posted 12-13- 02:12 PM Spanky here.. Like I said argon, this is an airline model. I can't see the mil version being like that. Who wants to push a door open into a 100mph wind? IP: Logged
Rendsburger Pilot	posted 12-13- 02:27 PM Spanky, i know most of the links, but the first one is new to me :-) The Hyperscale Ju52 looks like an repainting after war licence building spanish Casa with the long tube engine. We need a pic of a Ju52/3mg4eF. This should be the paratroopers transporter. I know that there is a historical Ju52 at a near Luftwaffe airbase, 8 miles away from my hometown, maybe i can have a look at the Ju, if they let my into the airbase :-) Rendsburger IP: Logged
Spanky the Mad Dog Pilot	posted 12-13- 03:40 PM Spanky here... Well there ya go. Lets hope they do let ya get a look at it. The way I see it why keep stuff like that around if no one can look at it. IP: Logged
Spanky the Mad Dog Pilot	posted 12-13- 03:44 PM Spanky here... Well there ya go. Lets hope they do let ya get a look at it. The way I see it why keep stuff like that around if no one can look at it. IP: Logged
ArgonV Pilot	posted 12-13- 05:21 PM Regarding the door on the military version, it could be popped out OR it folder into the plane. Im 100% certain of this now. IP: Logged
Rendsburger Pilot	posted 12-13- 05:28 PM If it is so i will let open the doors to the inside. Rendsburger IP: Logged
Spanky the Mad Dog Pilot	posted 12-13- 06:35 PM Spanky here... ArgonV, that would make alot of sense. I still say a slider would have been best. Rendsburger have you got the Gear articulating? IP: Logged
Rendsburger Pilot	posted 12-14- 06:53 AM ?????? What, rotate or moving the door, hmm i don�t know the english word. Rendsburger IP: Logged
Spanky the Mad Dog Pilot	posted 12-14- 07:05 AM Spanky here... Sorry, What i ment was does the gear move up and down when you land? Like absorb the shock. I wasn't talking about the doors anymore. IP: Logged
Rendsburger Pilot	posted 12-14- 02:14 PM Spanky, LOL, now i know what you mean. No, in the moment the gear can�t do that. I don�t know about the possibility to do something like that in SDOE. So the gear is straight vertical, i realy don�t know to change this. Rendsburger IP: Logged
Rendsburger Pilot	posted 12-16- 03:29 PM Spanky, OPS allows to set an shock absorber only at translational objects, but for the Ju we need to do that with rotating objects, so i think this is not possible. Rendsburger IP: Logged
Pete Hawk Pilot	posted 12-16- 04:11 PM Rendsburger, I just sent you an email. I'll be happy to take a look at the landing gear, and the door too for ya. Send it on over if you want to. IP: Logged
Rendsburger Pilot	posted 12-16- 04:34 PM Pete Hawk, i will send you a copy. Rendsburger IP: Logged
Pete Hawk Pilot	posted 12-16- 05:52 PM Thanks! IP: Logged
Pete Hawk Pilot	posted 12-17- 01:11 AM Rendsburger, It's a beauty! I don't think we can improve the gear any though, it's great as it is. You can't use rotating DOFs for springs so I think this is as good as it gets. I love the plane, and the cockpit is great too. Congrats on a great job Can't wait to see this thing drop some paratroopers! [This message has been edited by Pete Hawk (edited 12-17-2000).] IP: Logged

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