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SLNH TO SLWS - WHITEBOARD CALCULATIONS
I was doing calculations of distances by stretches, speeds (takeoff, cruise and landing) and flight time using the famous formula t=d/v, finding that the flight time it gave me using a timer inside the plane (HUD) did not coincide with a real flight using same distances and speeds.
I decided to record several flights (from New Horizons to White Star) and after seeing several aspects, I decided to focus on the sim or region crossings; I found that it was usual a four second delay crossing, but confirm that some region crossings took ten seconds or more (I think the SL delay margin until an "accident" occurs, we get kicked by the plane, it's fifteen seconds), and I found that to the final flight calculations we have to add the region crossing delay.
An approximate calculation is seven seconds delay per region, so after doing the test multiplying the LAG by the number of regions (in time) it gave me almost the data I saw in the video recordings, so I put here this data for which you like to complicate more your FLIGHT PLAN.
By the way, I made a website with many of this data that you can use freely, in case you want to see it... Best regards.
NOTE: it´s a good idea download the image for see best... :)
SLNH TO SLWS - WHITEBOARD CALCULATIONS
I was doing calculations of distances by stretches, speeds (takeoff, cruise and landing) and flight time using the famous formula t=d/v, finding that the flight time it gave me using a timer inside the plane (HUD) did not coincide with a real flight using same distances and speeds.
I decided to record several flights (from New Horizons to White Star) and after seeing several aspects, I decided to focus on the sim or region crossings; I found that it was usual a four second delay crossing, but confirm that some region crossings took ten seconds or more (I think the SL delay margin until an "accident" occurs, we get kicked by the plane, it's fifteen seconds), and I found that to the final flight calculations we have to add the region crossing delay.
An approximate calculation is seven seconds delay per region, so after doing the test multiplying the LAG by the number of regions (in time) it gave me almost the data I saw in the video recordings, so I put here this data for which you like to complicate more your FLIGHT PLAN.
By the way, I made a website with many of this data that you can use freely, in case you want to see it... Best regards.
NOTE: it´s a good idea download the image for see best... :)