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[PO_MAK_249RIP]

I wish I was able to download mods, very nice planes, thank you all very much, is there going to be an update of the game and will they be included. thank you!

Not sure what you mean here m8?

[Bobbo]

Fun plane to fly, but wow, engine cooling is really it's glass jaw, isn't it?

[Ta183Huckebein]

The engine is pretty touchy, especially on warm maps.

[Artiglio]

Finally I managed to get this magnificent aircraft.
I solved the problem of the crash to 30% "and I cried wolf too soon before you see it ..."
I apologize.
I hope you forgive me!
the aircraft is magnificent I can only thank forever its creators.
Now everything runs smoothly ... flies smooth

P.S.
I had missed the installation of a file, and hence the crash 30%
sorry again but I use google translator

[The_Arbiter]

I wish I was able to download mods, very nice planes, thank you all very much, is there going to be an update of the game and will they be included. thank you!

Not sure what you mean here m8?

something like 4.14 or something like that

[FANATIC MODDER]

Thank you this is great! I was waiting for this a long, this plane was so nice!

[Scotty Rotten]

Is it really that sensitive to overheating and I'm not flying it right or is there something wrong?

[FANATIC MODDER]

I tried a quick mission (in a He 112B-2) against Bf 109Ds (for comparison) and I managed to shoot down a Bf 109. Propably I would have done even better but I damaged my engine by overheating. Overheating came at what I believe the right time, but my engine failed very soon afterwards. If you tried the B-0, this one it should be even more sensitive that the B-2.

I like the He 112 which does the best that could do with the Jumo 210 engine, but the He 100D dissapointed me. The He 112 flies a bit like a spitfire, or it's just my impression?

[Birdman]

Is engine RPM higher than usually when Jumo 210 overheats and gets damaged? Do you get similar overheating with Bf 109D also? All early Bf 109 with Jumo 210 and variable prop pitch have at least in original flight model version intentionally too slow prop pitch governor that lets engine overrev and get damaged in dives unless manually adjusted for lower RPM. Likely that feature also exists in He 112 and causes this overheating behaviour.

If you don't like such faulty modeling of manual prop pitch control, then change RPMMaxAllowed and PropAnglerSpeed parameters in engine model for all Jumo 210 except wooden prop version. If you want to fly with this feature, then you'll have to check engine RPM in dives and try to keep it below 2800 with prop pitch control because over 2900 revs will damage your engine. Thus, this overheating and engine damage is likely overrevving really although both show overheating message.

[SAS~Poltava]

Coming very soon:



 

[Ta183Huckebein]

Just downloaded it from M4T, looking forward to flying this one!

[FANATIC MODDER]

Is engine RPM higher than usually when Jumo 210 overheats and gets damaged? Do you get similar overheating with Bf 109D also? All early Bf 109 with Jumo 210 and variable prop pitch have at least in original flight model version intentionally too slow prop pitch governor that lets engine overrev and get damaged in dives unless manually adjusted for lower RPM. Likely that feature also exists in He 112 and causes this overheating behaviour.

If you don't like such faulty modeling of manual prop pitch control, then change RPMMaxAllowed and PropAnglerSpeed parameters in engine model for all Jumo 210 except wooden prop version. If you want to fly with this feature, then you'll have to check engine RPM in dives and try to keep it below 2800 with prop pitch control because over 2900 revs will damage your engine. Thus, this overheating and engine damage is likely overrevving really although both show overheating message.

I think you are right, because what I did was to try to build up speed by shallow diving and then trying to position myself with something like high yoyos or barrell rolls, then dive again to build speed. 

The He 112B behaves nicely, being both agile and stable. Not significaly slower than e.g. an early Hurricane Mk.I but you have to work the engine as hard as you can.