A2A Simulations Accu-Sim Spitfire "Propellers"

www.a2asimulations.com
A2A Simulations give a general overview of the different kinds of propellers that can be loaded on the Accu-Sim Spitfire.

[@opmike343]

This is ridiculously good information. Funny how a video about a sim aircraft happens to be one of the best videos on propellers on KZbin.

[@WilkElektronik]

There's Polish Air Force Spitfire in RAF with 111th "Kosciuszko" Squadron and Pluto on the engine cover at around 1:10. Some piece of history!

[@Jimbo-in-Thailand]

Excellent tutorial. My then new 1981 Cessna Cutlass 172RG had a constant speed prop and I loved it versus the fixed pitch prop performance of other general aviation aircraft I flew back then, but never really understood the 'magic' of the constant speed prop until watching this video. Also, thank heavens you guys haven't bailed out on FSX like M$ did. Each new A2A innovation keeps FSX fresh. Keep 'em coming!

[@ZeroFilth]

PLEASE make more videos like this, of ALL the aircraft you made and are making, it's just THAT awesome to watch such a RICH preview-review.

[@irishpat64]

Can't wait for this and P-51!!

[@Tome4kkkk]

I can't describe how enjoyable this was to watch! . I hope the next step for A2A will be to hook up an external flight model to replace the FSX's quirky one.

[@jeanco46]

Well done A2A!!!!! This is very instructive even for experienced flightsim pilots!

[@indydriver80]

Great video, lots to learn and an amazing simulation.

[@straighttailpilot]

well finally someone is paying attention to those details. now I just wish you guys made some ga aircraft, at least some classic gas. like the cessna 195 etc.

[@mro9466]

So much love put into these videos :)

[@SUNGEAR59]

he's right its a real incite into how a good pilot worked a spitfire to get the maximum out of his aircraft, I have this simulator and it's a real joy to fly and get that understanding of how the ww2 pilot flew in regards to management of there airframe,motor,prop

[@heavybubble41]

You may have convinced me to buy this! I have a feeling this will be in my FSX folder soon!

[@cyberdami]

Awesome video Scott!

[@Sexinator12]

love your planes

[@TheAdhocrat]

An excellent video for student pilots transitioning to complex aircraft! Thanks Shockwave!

[@hotpilotboy20]

@mickellemastra with a constant speed prop - no, you set the climb settings and leave it till cruise then adjust again, if it's manual variable then yes and to whatever rpm gives best performance for that stage of flight, if it's fixed pitch, you adjust power to maintain rpm within limits.

[@SimonPageVideo]

Spot on. Fantastic. I wish I hadn't sold my FSX but this is enough for me to get it back.

[@raabgunner]

A2A have really done their homework.

[@TheFlightSimChannel]

Great video!

[@NarekAvetisyan]

Excellent!

[@WarbirdPhoenix]

If only xplane,fsx(aces),a2a,and rex devs got together and made a flight sim... I can't describe how awesome that would be so I'll just stop here and dream.

[@MreViewer]

Wow, just for a moment I was back in the '1921 squadron' ATC in 1966!

[@HarmanMotorWorks]

Absolutely fantastic. I have this plane and words cannot describe the experience. I also have a video of the Spit on my channel.

[@WilkElektronik]

The 111th Squadron here in RAF is actually 303rd Squadron.

[@toonsis]

I hope more tire tread patterns are addressed in a patch

[@lewisbloom]

unless its an early MKI which had the flat flush canopy as can be used in the A2A Spitfire alongside the slight bubble one which inturn is different to the later Mark canopy

[@BallTheBase]

The canopy on the spitfire is the rounded one and on hurricane is the the more flatter canopy

[@Panzerlang]

Superb! :)

[@Sethorion99]

I'd love it if you guys made a 109F-4 or something.

[@Fredde1Widde]

How do you slow it down that much??? So you can even see the shadow of the blades! Awesome plane, cant wait to buy it!

[@UkraineStar77]

@Lazengogh it is very FPS friendy :P

[@natewojo123]

ok so i just bought this yesterday and i was priming it and flipping all the switches and i cant hear any of the sound from the switches why

[@MTFDarkEagle]

@ThreeSevenSpeedway Miles!? Galaxy's ahead!!

[@mickellemastra]

So using constant speed props do we have to reduce the pich in dives and increase it at climbs? And how much? And during a dogfight do we have to play all the time with the prop-pich?

[@MrJp990]

Hey quick question: I downloaded it and I installed the spitfire, it has no textures, no sound, the gauges dont work, and it is basically unflyable.... Do I need to have wings of power 3 installed?

[@Jigsaw407]

@RainbowManification Hehe. At the time of your posting it was already released for 8 hour or so.

[@ronnypupo]

it's the best for simulation

[@Laivynas]

Any chances of A2A cooperation with Eagle Dynamics making an addon for DCS World?

[@abrahamlincoln4176]

spitfire with Malcolm hood canopy is sexy

[@Lazengogh]

How heavy is this for a computer? Did the real life pilots use MAP/RPM charts? I cant see any in the a2a flight manuals.

[@jfsimon1981]

Oh my god !

[@JD12ish]

Does this support TrackIR?

[@skyfallpurple]

You got my + for the 303 logo in 1:10 :D

[@natewojo123]

and it also wont let me change my prop when im parked and enigne off

[@dojofs4832]

Me neither.

[@valkyrie321]

@RainbowManification hahah. This comment had me laughing quite audibly.

[@EmperorDozed]

Is this a stand-alone game or is it an expansion for FSX ???

[@kristenburnout1]

@EmperorDozed Expansion :)

[@furbyunicejafisher]

Nice strategy to sell another addon

[@yetibomb202]

@RainbowManification Hahahaha, nce

[@TonyCagnoni]

ahahahah....true

[@ThreeSevenSpeedway]

@ShaggyParent12 By miles better.

[@EmperorDozed]

@kristenburnout1 That's really disappointing I wish A2A do a stand-alone game like il-2 sturmovik with dogfights and stuff, I know there is Battle of Britain II “Wings of Victory” and I do have it but a bigger campaign would be more appreciated, I also got FSX but I won't likelly buy an expansion. Thanks for the answer anyway

[@enrique-bz7cy]

He explained airfoils wrong. They don't use Bernoulli's principle of speed inversely proportional to pressure. They use Newton's third law of motion. They brute force themselves into the air.

[@googelplussucksys5889]

+enrique3402 Actually, you are wrong. Both Newtonian and Bernoullian mechanics apply, both describe the exact same thing in moderately different wording.

[@RainbowManification]

This should be flagged for sexual content.