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Author Topic: Atmospheric overheat!  (Read 2436 times)

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Offline Luigi30

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21 August 2005, 02:39:17
I was flying around Earth in atmosphere, took off from Canaveral a few minutes earlier. I set time compression to 100x hoping
to reach Antarctica in not too long. Just for good measure, I hit the turbo pump. A few seconds later, I got the overheat
message! I was going so fast on full thrust that I managed to burn up without ever leaving the atmosphere!


Offline Me

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Reply #1 - 21 August 2005, 20:53:44
is that realistic?

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Offline xwingace20

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Reply #2 - 22 August 2005, 02:32:09
That happened to me when I was having evil fun with the Delta Cannon


Offline MadMike

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Reply #3 - 24 August 2005, 17:05:45
I have a DG type craft that has so much power on tap it burns up on take off if I use more than 1 third thrust
I not only get a the orange glow it almost goes white and we get a large pressure wave infront as well


Offline GreatInca

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Reply #4 - 02 November 2005, 21:15:13
The DG-S built-in to the game can glow white while in scramjet mode.

I like to fly spaceships on an imaginary planet called NaturedTech.  Its an earthlike planet the size between Uranus and
neptune, 3.06G surface gravity and the atmosphere is like breathing a Nitrox scuba tank at 100-110ft depth.  The DG-S cruises
at Mach 6-7 and bobs between 10-13KM (3G, thicker but much shawllower atmosphere).


Offline StarLost

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Reply #5 - 04 November 2005, 10:29:56
Realistic? Ever heard of the F-104, or the SR-71. Look at the stats on their skin temperatures in flight. In fact the SR-71
requires that heat to expand the fuselag to reduce fuel leakage.

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