G Loc on DGIII

[jer11]

who got g loc first? adult(left) or kid(right) i did a test to prove it.


these are all form the same ship



Post Edited ( 03-20-07 03:46 )

[jer11]

grrr! not a kid! he is suffering G-Loc while others is still ok . Why is like that? this is from the same ship




Post Edited ( 03-22-07 02:07 )

[Quick_Nick]

High heart rate? Low training and strength?

[jer11]

then how about dan's ECG in the pic. Who has the highest heart rate at age  18 or up.



Post Edited ( 03-22-07 03:56 )

[DanSteph]

I doubt someone at 11 can sustain as much G than trained astronauts...

Dan

[jer11]

THen how can kids sustain much G than untraned pilots?

[DanSteph]

jer11 a écrit:
THen how can kids sustain much G than untraned pilots?

??? ... growing ?

Sorry I don't understand .

Dan

[jer11]

DanSteph a écrit:

jer11 a écrit:
THen how can kids sustain much G than untraned pilots?

??? ... growing ?

Sorry I don't understand .

Dan

grrr. dan's ECG read ok! a kid is the only one sufering G-loc.

[DanSteph]

DanSteph a écrit:
I doubt someone at 11 can sustain as much G than trained astronauts...
Dan

Neverending thread ?

Dan

[computerex]

14, sustained 5 Gs for 9 seconds without fainting.

[jer11]

cn you give me a pic of the DGIII/IV crw disply? thanks!

[sunshine135]

GLOC- I notice becomes a problem with all or some passengers based on the framerate of the game and the modules installed.
Try uninstalling any unnecessary modules and see if you still get the GLOC. I agree with aus_pilot. I either do it right or
burn up long before Gs become a factor. If Gs are even a factor at all, it can be due to high speed/high bank angle. Either
way- instantaneous high Gs will kill. Try a longer approach with lower descent angle.