Thanks kc
Just listin to what Uncle Alpha told you, and all will be good. I got the herc out....just....Im sure i got hit by a golf ball just after the gear went up

Thanks Alpha.
I had two (pies)......donated most of the fuel to the aeroclub (dont know what they will do with it)......backed up as far as possible (on 05)...lots of flap, trimmed the tail down a bit more than normal....and pointed it at nelson .....interesting departure.That aircraft seems much bigger when your at a little place like that...much bigger.
It was just me Connor....no one else wanted to come with me

What a lot of people don't know, or understand about the WoP/A2A models (with regard to KC and the '17) is that flying them by the book, pulling the rpm back after the initial climb and gear up etc actually makes a difference. Every single one of their models going back to the Heavy Bombers and Jets pack, relies on that rpm change in order to accelerate the a/c into a cruise-climb... Try their B-29 model with a combat loadout - if you're not back to 2550rpm by the time the gear's up, you'll be wishing you left it down... it just wont accelerate nor maintain altitude.
In mp on the WSP servers, if a gaggle of us scrambled in 109's or 190's I'd find myself pulling away from the rest of the formation as they'd leave their props in fine pitch and moan and ##### over TS about how I must have shagged around with the .cfg for my a/c.
After so many thousands of payware and freeware models have come and gone with their CSU-equipped props not actually doing anything for the performance of the model in the sim, I guess people forget to try these goodies out... The bonus with the A2A models is you hear the engine note change, they actually sound like they're working for their oats