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Re: Performance of the Fw 190A on the Deck?
Well, the polar method is the correct method as pointed out several times due to simple fact that it handles the changing Cl/AoA correctly for this kind of analysis. In otherwords the exact change of the speed due to weight can be easily and exactly calculated given that the parameters are correct.
However, the constant Cl/AoA approach which you presented can't be really used for analysis because it does not actually answer the question in hand; it just demonstrates that at different weight, different speed (or power) is needed to maintain constant Cl/AoA.
As a friendly advice I suggest that you should change your attitude and try to actually listen and understand the other people instead keeping lectures on the subjects which the other people might understand better than you. The problem is that you tend to post on number of boards and you continously keep involved on heated discussions where you rarely admit that the problem might be on your side. This thread being a good example.
Perhaps you should actually thank people who help you instead attack; I teached you how to use the polar for turning performance analysis but for one reason or another I tend to receive a lot of harsh words from you.
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