il2 - Cliffs Of Dover Spitfire Startup

My way of starting up the spitfire with full realism controls on, as you can see im still pretty noob at it lol, but hopefully it can help someone out.

I used ( i ) to start my engine as i dont think the spitfire has a clickable starter switch.

Please comment on any tips or things you notice me doing wrong, will help alot.

Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• il2
• Cliffsofdover
• Enginestartup
• spitfire

[smaug3232]

This looks superb,

What are your system specs ???? cos its smoothhhhh.

please tell us

[jimbosmith123]

@smaug3232

Graphics Card 2xATI Radeon HD 5870 crossfire

Hard Drive Seagate Barracuda 1TB

Memory Corsair XMS3 6GB

Motherboard Gigabyte GA-EX58-UD5 Intel X58 DDR3

Processor Intel Core i7 920 2.66Ghz D0 Overclocked to 3.60GHz!

[OriginalHexcaliber]

Now try doing that with temperature effects enabled.

[jimbosmith123]

@OriginalHexcaliber

ok, well as you can see from the video i have already done it but as i was loading anyway i did it again, worked just fine.

[EngrishSongs]

probably the worst game for tutorials, It doesnt explain once, how to do any of this stuff

[Jingleboy14]

@Jingleboy14 "and idiot". Guess it's just me.

[Jingleboy14]

I feel like and idiot, I had to look up a video on how to start the plane. Then I read your description about this being for realism, and just needing to press i otherwise. I can't tell if I'm the retard or if it's just that the game is badly designed and explains nothing. Cheers anyway, bud!

[toggsuk]

@mikusmarthu Track IR

[mikusmarthu]

How did you get to look around your cockpit so... freely? I'm doing the training and all i have to move about is the Numpad D:

[MrPulamea]

I just got the game but haven't got a steam registration code ... pleaseee help me find one !

[czynsz0l]

@sungmachine Throat :D

Throttle i guess.

[sungmachine]

increase the "what"? 1:01

[CallOfDutyGuyize]

hi jimbo.nice vid. in ww2 my grandad flew a spitfire in 603 sqn

[SiegSuzumiya]

@n7275

Actually, +12 lbs of boost is allowed for short-field take-off and combat but only with fine pitch setting (propeller at high revolutions) and using 100 octane fuel. In a Mark I Spitfire, it'd be somewhere around 2600+ rpm and rising even higher as the aircraft gains speed (requiring propeller pitch to be put into a more coarse pitch, or pulling up to prevent propeller overspeed). Mark II Spifire with constant speed propeller would reach 3000 rpm on standstill. Mixture autorich.