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Topic: He100 Guns
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Tailslide
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posted 08-02- 04:12 PM
   
I found out why the He100 guns are so powerful: (gunInit (gunName 'gun1 gunMV 2600 gunWeight .10 gunROF 1200 gunWarhead 0 gunAmmo 450 gunChain 0 gunSound "sndMG2"))
(gunInit (gunName 'gun2 gunMV 2600 gunWeight .10 gunROF 1200 gunWarhead 0 gunAmmo 450 gunChain 0 gunSound "sndMG2"))
(gunInit (gunName 'cannon1 gunMV 2800 gunWeight .35 gunROF 650 gunWarhead 2 gunAmmo 250 gunChain 1)) Since Falck set the fw190 guns properly, these should be changed to this: (gunInit (gunName 'gun1 gunMV 2460 gunWeight .03 gunROF 930 gunWarhead 0 gunAmmo 450 gunChain 0 gunSound "sndMG2" gunRange 1200))
(gunInit (gunName 'gun2 gunMV 2460 gunWeight .03 gunROF 930 gunWarhead 0 gunAmmo 450 gunChain 0 gunSound "sndMG2" gunRange 1200))
(gunInit (gunName 'cannon1 gunMV 2590 gunWeight .3467 gunROF 750 gunWarhead .06 gunAmmo 250 gunChain 1 gunRange 1200))
TS
[This message has been edited by Tailslide (edited 08-03-2000).] IP: Logged |
darthbob
Pilot
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posted 08-03- 03:14 PM
where can i get this plane with out planepacks etc cheers. could someone mail it even, IP: Logged |
Falck
Pilot
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posted 08-03- 03:22 PM
If Falck set the fw190 guns properly, these should be changed to this: if? The only thing i was never sure of was warheads. But a two pound warhead is a monster IP: Logged |
CrossbowArcher
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posted 08-04- 08:40 AM
ouch... I put the 2lb warhead for the 50mm, should it be made more powerful since the value is the same for the He100d?
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wakeup tailgunner
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posted 08-04- 08:51 AM
2lb is ok for a 50mm. I've seen what that does to B17's, and you can't do that with a 20mm cannon!to put it into perspective, 2lb was the weight of projectile for standard British tank guns when war broke out! IP: Logged |
charmstar
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posted 08-04- 02:34 PM
According to: http://www.csd.uwo.ca/~pettypi/elevon/gustin_military/fgun.html 20mm cannon have a weight of about 100-140g by contrast, a shell from a 50mm BK5 weighed 1540g. This is approximately 3.4 lbs. So, if a 2 lb warhead is about right for a 50mm, 3.4 lb shell, then I would guess a 20 mm cannon of weight 120g should have a warhead of about: .12kg * 2.2 lb/kg * 2/3.4 = .16 lb I really don't know if this is anywhere near accurate, but one thing's for sure: a projectile should NOT have a warhead that is 7 times greater than the entire projectile's weight... that doesn't even make sense, unless the rest of the shell had negative weight :-) charm IP: Logged |
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