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Originally Posted by Harri Pihl
Please, check again my calculation:
9680lbs => V = 566,368km/h
10280lbs => V = 564,887km/h
So the speed at higher weight is lower, therefore thrust is higher, despite constant power, because:
T =(n*W)/V
9680lbs => T=7168,014 N
10280lbs => T = 7183,721 N
Note that in both cases T = D.
Please check the calculation again:
At 9680lbs:
drag lower
thrust lower
speed higher
at 10280lbs:
drag higher
thrust higher
speed lower
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Hi Harri,
I do not have the P51B model up and running in my C++ simulator but I just ran the P51D with the weight numbers you use and the 67" boost engine I got modelled. The numbers I got at S/L were:
9680 lb > 552.88 Km/h
10280 lb > 551.45 Km/h
This gives a staggering speed difference of 1.43 Km/h which compares rather well with the 1.48 Km/h speed difference calculation you made above
BR/Holtzauge
BTW: Try not to be offended by Crumpps personal attacks since that's his signum when losing the factual battle
