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Originally Posted by Urban
So :/
obat12 USA A-10 SF = 9 for 833 kmph max speed
obat12 USA A-37B Dragonfly SF=9 max speed 770 kmph
obat12 USA F117 Nighthawk SF=13 max speed 993 kmph
obat17 Iraq Su-22M4 SF=22 max speed 1860 kmph
obat06 France Mirage2000 SF=29 max speed 2340 kmph
obat11 Russia Su-24 Fencer SF=17 max speed 2120 kmph
obat79 Ukraine Su-24 SF=22 who's right
Eurofighter SF =27 max speed 2495,2390, 2110
Have not check all obat
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There will be discrepancies becasue there are discrepancies in data for just about any aircraft. Google "Su-24 Fencer" and Wiki will tell you the Fencer has a Maximum speed: 1,315 km/h
FAS.ORG doesn't give a top speed and neither goes Globalsecurity.
airforce-technology.com gives Maximum Speed Near Ground as 1,340km/hr and Maximum Speed at an Altitude of 11km 1,550km/h.
www.globalaircraft.org gives the su-24M 2320 km/h top speed but
www.combataircraft.com gives it in knot's and MPH as Max Speed: 1,250 kt / 1,439 mph which is 2315 KM/h and
www.vectorsite.net gives it max speed at altitude 2,120 KPH / 1,315 MPH / 1,145 KT but max speed at sea level 1,400 KPH /870 MPH / 755 KT
Do you see a pattern developing here ?
The only source that matched your unnamed source was vectorsite and only at altitude
Do you see why what's in the game might not match whatever source might be quoted at any given moment and that some of these are averages of the wild variations of some of the info available ?
The game standard is Aircraft speed: 1 pt of Speed for every 100 km/h ( it was Imp who "assumed" it was purely the fastest speed )but there will always be variations because of the number of different OOB designers and I can guarantee that some will have used the ground level speed as that's the one we are dealing with in the game and some will have averaged whatever sources there were at the time but it's not always possible to find the two top speeds listed so you go with the best you can find and the best you can find may not agree with any other source as someone years later will point out "you have an huge amount of errors in the oob " when , in fact, what we have is a huge amount of variation in the "hard" data available to us and ANY number we pick could be called into question by anyone at any time simply becasue few sources agree on anything
Don