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February 15th 05, 12:11 PM
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FS2002 - crash tolerance
Hi,
Is it really so hard to crash C172? On FS2002, I land with quite high vertical speed (-2 or -3), the bump and the sound is rather "hard", but the plane is OK. Of course, I have set "crash tollerance" to max. reality. I even once lande successfuly with vertical speed -5. Is that possible on a real plane? Thanks, latet 
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