it will be a bit boring.
if you can post it, i can mail it to you ...
Graeme Nash escribi en mensaje ...
>>i can make an .AVI and mail it to you if you are interested ...
>Could you post it on a website?
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>Cheers!
>Graeme Nash
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>http://www.karisma1.demon.co.uk
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> "There's never enough time to do all the nothing you want"
>"This is an unmoderated newsgroup for
>discussions of realistic computer simulations of automotive vehicles,
>Arcade racing simulators, which
>give an overhead perspective and which do not attempt to provide realism"
>of handling of the vehicle, would not be appropriate in this newsgroup,
Your point is?
Z.
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> >Before you get into a needless pissing match read the charter... I quote
> >from it.
> >"This is an unmoderated newsgroup for
> >discussions of realistic computer simulations of automotive vehicles,
> >Arcade racing simulators, which
> >give an overhead perspective and which do not attempt to provide realism"
> >of handling of the vehicle, would not be appropriate in this newsgroup,
> I don't think Micro machines 3, or Ignition have been discussed here, and most
> other arcade racers have***pit views.
> Your point is?
> Z.
> Please remove NOSPAM from my email address when replying.
>Relax, guys. We're here to have a good time, not? And that flip really WAS
> terrifying, after all.
Z.
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> > >Absolutly! But that Merc was so fantastic. It looked stunning. I fear this
> > >typre of accident will become common place if the FIA don't do something about
> > >it...
> > Nothing new in cars flipping, been happening for years. Last car I saw
> > do it was a Porsche GT1 at Homestead. The car flipped over it's back,
> > and landed on four wheels like Christian Fittipaldi.
> Simple aerodynamics can show that wing-shaped cars that have flat bottoms will
> become airborne if something goes wrong. The air that goes over the car has to
> travel a far longer distance than the air under the car, resulting in a lowerair
> pressure above than below the car. Hence, there is an upward force. This may be
> compensated by the downforce from the wing (than works just the other way round),
> but there is only a wing at the back of the car. So if the front gets loose and
> becomes airborn (i.e. by a small distortion in the airflow due to the drag of the
> car inb front), there will be a torque (the upward force at the front and the
> downforce at the back) causing the car to rotate. If the car is off the ground,
> the car will continue rotating until it strikes something (Newton's first law:
> inertia)
> I really think that the FIA should prevent this things from happening by either
> allowing some kind of 'ground-effect' or by allowing wings at the front.
> Greetings,
> Han Monsees
> >another one of their cars flipped in a horrendously spectacular arcade game
> >style accident - it is being reported that the driver, Peter Dumbreck, is OK
> >and luckily it was in an unspectatored area
> >but a bad decision by the team to run IMO and they were just lucky the
> >consequences weren't far worse
> >sa
> >w
> What does this have to do with rec.autos.simulators?
> Z.
> Please remove NOSPAM from my email address when replying.
> >> What does this have to do with rec.autos.simulators?
> >Nothing really, apart from the fact that the vast majority of people in here
> >have an interest in motorsport that far exceeds the boundaries of the pc
> >monitor.
> rec.autos.sport.misc exists for exactly this purpose. R.A.S does not.
> Z.
> Please remove NOSPAM from my email address when replying.
> >Relax, guys. We're here to have a good time, not? And that flip really WAS
> > terrifying, after all.
> I was here to read about simulators. I watched le mans, and if i really wanted
> to chat about it, i'd be on rec.autos.sport.misc
> Z.
> Please remove NOSPAM from my email address when replying.
For my part this thread makes an interesting diversion from hearing the
hundredth person ask what the best FF wheel is. Go read some threads on sims
or better still how about a few copies of the Beano. You can always come
back here when grow up and have something positive to contribute.
Mark
How big is it? If it's under 1Mb go ahead!
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Cheers!
Graeme Nash
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http://www.karisma1.demon.co.uk
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"There's never enough time to do all the nothing you want"
> >Relax, guys. We're here to have a good time, not? And that flip really
WAS
> > terrifying, after all.
> I was here to read about simulators. I watched le mans, and if i really
wanted
> to chat about it, i'd be on rec.autos.sport.misc
> Z.
Thanks in advance.
Michele.
> McKafre De La Rosa
> Dan Belcher escribi en mensaje
> >Does anyone know when the accident might be re-shown? I'm kinda interested
> in
> >seeing this one!
> >Dan Belcher
> >Team Racing Unlimited
SO F***ING WHAT? Does anyone other than you really care if someone posts
something that relates to motorsports that's not on the computer? No. And if
you don't like it, no one says you have to read this thread....
Dan Belcher
Team Racing Unlimited
I see your from AO also...
Your a proud Usenet Anarchist I guess ?
Ever heard of structure ? Ever though that it can exist over the Internet
also ? Ever wondered why the heck does newsgroup have names that classify
themselves to spread the most topics people want to talk about ?
Read the r.a.s. FAQ, I would suggest.
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