Star Orbiter G80T...Supersonic?

[Nytrunner]

seeing as how Jolly Logic is dead as a door nail right now, we don’t know when we will be able to launch.

Have you tried to contact @John Beans ?

 

[ebman159]

Have you tried to contact @John Beans ?

I have not, I guess I could try that. Isn’t that also the BeeLine transmitters guy?

 

[Nytrunner]

I have not, I guess I could try that. Isn’t that also the BeeLine transmitters guy?

Can't help you there. All I know is John's the face and brain of jolly Logic, and good talking to while standing in line for lunch at Narcon

 

[ebman159]

Can't help you there. All I know is John's the face and brain of jolly Logic, and good talking to while standing in line for lunch at Narcon

I checked, BeeLine’s guy is Greg Clark. I can’t find Beans’ contact info. Think the Jolly Logic email would suffice?

 

[Nytrunner]

Yep, that's the one.

(informally, you could shoot him a pm here too as another avenue)

 

[Custard]

I flew my star orbiter on a G77R - It lived 2800' AGL @ 650km/h. I've been contemplating giving a H295 a crack - rocksim has it well and truly supersonic

 

[Sparkyflyer14]

I flew my star orbiter on a G77R - It lived 2800' AGL @ 650km/h. I've been contemplating giving a H295 a crack - rocksim has it well and truly supersonic

My profile pic was done after a 3300' on a cti G68.

 

[jhill9693]

It would definitely take an H to push a Star Orbiter past mach. You need minimum diameter to get past mach on a G80, such as an Enerjet 1340.

 

[heada]

You can get close on a Star Orbiter with a G125. ~720mph and mach is 740mph. Fly from Colorado and it goes up to ~740mph