Is anyone able to judge, from the behavior of the planes on the simulator, approximately what wind speed would a given amount of wind sock deflection simulate?
For instance, the sleeve at about 45 degrees from vertical would simulate aproximately what wind speed? I can deal with this sleeve deflection in RFB with no big trouble, but don't have a clue about what it would mean in real life.
Above a certain amount of sleeve deflection (maybe about 60 degrees or so) one can hear a noise like a rather strong wind blowing, but again, apart from considering that it might suggest something like a a mild gale, no way to know what one would be up to if he were foolish enough to launch a plane under these conditions.
Ideas, anyone?
Cheers
G.
For instance, the sleeve at about 45 degrees from vertical would simulate aproximately what wind speed? I can deal with this sleeve deflection in RFB with no big trouble, but don't have a clue about what it would mean in real life.
Above a certain amount of sleeve deflection (maybe about 60 degrees or so) one can hear a noise like a rather strong wind blowing, but again, apart from considering that it might suggest something like a a mild gale, no way to know what one would be up to if he were foolish enough to launch a plane under these conditions.
Ideas, anyone?
Cheers
G.