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#491 Post by Naixoterk »

^^ Nope because the exact same thing happens, some sources claim that it was 14,63m while others (the non Italian sources) claim that it was 15,85m.

However, there's one data where they coincide, and it's the height of the airplane, and, if you resize the blueprints using the height values and have the preserve aspect ratio option activated, then the length given is... 268 pixels! which is for 12,10m long...

That's why i think that the true length of the airplane was 12,10m long...
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#492 Post by CraigH »

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North American Rockwell OV-10 Bronco
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#493 Post by nighthunter »

Naixoterk, the 12.10 version looks better, IMHO. And since you did the math, and proved that was the correct size, you're done, lol.
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#494 Post by Blackbuck »

CraigH wrote:[img]http://i1016.photobucket.com/albums/af2 ... iginal[img]
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#495 Post by CraigH »

Blackbuck,
Hero? Nope.

Did an edit to the drawing. I'd screwed up the main landing gear which is now corrected.

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#496 Post by Naixoterk »

nighthunter wrote:Naixoterk, the 12.10 version looks better, IMHO. And since you did the math, and proved that was the correct size, you're done, lol.
The best thing is that i never got good grades in maths...
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#497 Post by eswube »

Great additions! :)
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#498 Post by Trojan »

Fantastic job all! Craig any chance we will see the YOV-10D with the M197 ball turret?
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#499 Post by CraigH »

Trojan wrote:Fantastic job all! Craig any chance we will see the YOV-10D with the M197 ball turret?

Got a good drawing of it? I don't.


I'm not sure that one made it past the test phase as it cut into the overall airframes' performance too much. As I recall, there was an engine change for more power to offset the weight addition but not enough to do a lot of good. Some of the additional airframe upgrades associated with the modernization made it to the regular D/D+ version.

My overall favorite is the CDF (California Dept. Forestry) spotter version for fires. We still get those flying over my region. Cool little plane.

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#500 Post by Trojan »

Your are correct, it didn't pass the prototype stage
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