Training Mission 2: Take off fail and Success in the Bf109

Training Mission 2: Take off fail and Success in the Bf-109, DCS, Bf109, Digital Combat Simulator, WWII, World War II

[@michaelbevan3285]

about half right rudder, a bit of left aileron. Increase power slowly. If you have a tailwheel lock, make sure it's ON before you apply power. Feed in the power and add or remove rudder as required to keep straight. Raise the tail at about 60 KMhr and fly off at about 120 KMPh. Set first stage of flap for take off. After take off, gear up immediately.

[@bradixs8940]

Will give it a try but finding the sweet spot is difficult but am working on it. Far as I know I would have to manual move the rudder and stick to achieve a balance to take off.

[@michaelbevan3285]

Yes. That's exactly how it's supposed to work. The faster you get, ease off the rudder.