Author Topic: G Loc on DGIII (Read 9982 times)

jer11 · 07 January 2007, 20:08:42

are G loc can happen in real life?
In orbiter it simulates this

It displays on the system message

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DanSteph · Reply #1 - 07 January 2007, 21:34:12

Sure, those data are taken from real data... pressure,O2 setting and G response are realist in DGIV..

Dan

jer11 · Reply #2 - 07 January 2007, 21:37:32

:O if i where reentering the atmosphere i would die due to G loc

jer11 · Reply #3 - 07 January 2007, 21:38:41

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DanSteph wrote:
Sure, those data are taken from real data... pressure,O2 setting and G response are realist in DGIV..

Dan

What is the symptoms of G-loc

DanSteph · Reply #4 - 07 January 2007, 21:43:43

G is all about time you experience it... You can get instant 20 G without G-Loc and a sustained 5 G with G Loc,
here the graph about DGIII/IV crew G response. Taken from real medical data. (trained crew with anti G suit)

Image from french DGIII doc:

Dan

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DanSteph · Reply #5 - 07 January 2007, 21:47:21

Loss of consciousness and death if last too long, The fact is that blood don't irrigate well the brain this is the main
cause of problem, you can experience also breathing trouble at high G.

jer11 · Reply #6 - 07 January 2007, 21:52:06

In english:
Passengers

Pilot:

:0

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DanSteph · Reply #7 - 07 January 2007, 21:53:31

Thanks didn't remember there was the DGII english doc also

(pretty old)

Dan

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jer11 · Reply #8 - 09 January 2007, 01:17:43

put a picure about someoneone experiencing G-loc on the crw display. but not on the DGII doc or the DGIIIdoc fr.

Kash · Reply #9 - 12 January 2007, 05:50:49

Perhaps this should be a new post? Anyway, imagine a noob posting in the right thread.

Here's my question concering G-lock. Do y'all think I should be suffering from it while docked at Mir? I'm playing the
scenario that comes with the DGIII, and keep getting excess G's while I'm still docked or backing slowly away.

No doubt this is covered in some of the documentation, anyone care to point me?

Thanks for the hand, great d/l, great site.

kash

After another day of playing around, I'm thinking this is one of those Orbiter2006/DGIII bugs.

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LostOblivion · Reply #10 - 17 January 2007, 15:50:46

I am wondering. I've never experienced G LOC when reentry. I usually burn up before I get the Gs...

I was trying to do an aerobrake orbit-insertion to Venus 90km out. My ship burned up before I even reached any Gs...any ideas? Oh and is there any addon aerobrake shield for the DGs or wouldn't it matter cus the Dg don't take them into account?

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jer11 · Reply #11 - 19 January 2007, 02:15:49

i get G loc when i switch between spaceports on scnerio editor....

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jer11 · Reply #12 - 04 February 2007, 06:04:25

Duble troble!! mabe someone in the DGIII will contat 911 for medical attention!8o8o8o8o8o

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Hubleman · Reply #13 - 04 February 2007, 11:34:00

Woah check the ages, you have kids piloting a deltaglider. 8o

jer11 · Reply #14 - 06 February 2007, 04:22:11

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Hubleman wrote:
Woah check the ages, you have kids piloting a deltaglider. 8o

what is there name (first only) and their age/

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Can kids get g-loc easley
A: Yes, kids withstand G sometimes better then their untrained parents

How about on your DGIII crw display
send one or more images of the DGIII crw display now on this topic. thanks!
ok no more ansewering the question i aready know.. now send one or more images of yor DGIII/IV crw display. here.
thanks for all the answering!

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Estel · Reply #15 - 06 February 2007, 12:11:13

Really, kids withstand G sometimes better then their untrained parents. It's strange, but a fact. My daughter (11 now)
feels on 2G (in aerobatics zone) better than my wife.

McGlazd · Reply #16 - 06 February 2007, 14:30:27

My wife told me I am still trying to find her G Loc.

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astazou · Reply #17 - 06 February 2007, 14:47:43

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McGlazd a écrit:
My wife told me I am still trying to find her G Loc.

Keep trying, reward will be high

Kash · Reply #18 - 06 February 2007, 18:38:56

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McGlazd wrote:
My wife told me I am still trying to find her G Loc.

Perhaps your delta V is insufficient? Or is it AOA issues?

Estel · Reply #19 - 06 February 2007, 23:06:04

You should try the same with your mother-in-law :-) In worstier case, one problem will be fixed forever :-)

jer11 · Reply #20 - 08 February 2007, 03:06:50

This is from ok to death due to g-loc

died

or ok then back to ok due to low g

Recovered

so send one or more pics of the DGIII/IV crw display.

reekchaa · Reply #21 - 08 February 2007, 05:21:46

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McGlazd wrote:
My wife told me I am still trying to find her G Loc.

No no no... It's all about the angle on successive reentry.

jer11 · Reply #22 - 12 February 2007, 01:14:45

i am still waitiong for anyone to send me a pic of the dgIII/IV crw display

jer11 · Reply #23 - 19 February 2007, 01:50:47

ticktock:zzz: still wating for anyone to send me a pic of the DgIII/IV crw dispaly(8gettting impatent)

aus_pilot · Reply #24 - 20 February 2007, 12:44:30

Sorry, can't help you wit hthis one. I either re-enter just fine without any issues - or I burn up long before gravity
becomes an issue for me.