How to use MEC on Spitfires

[Charmander787]

Title

I am just trying to improve myself in the RB mode. MEC seems like a way to improve my aircraft even further.

How do I use MEC on spitfires (More specifically the LF mk9 and griffon engined spits)

I just need to know the optimal mixture for fuel for the spits and at which altitude for which percentage.

[Eftwyrd]

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1B8t2EaR8xQkl8AFCS0DA7YqkfWAtj_MaoaXhnwKTvvw/edit#gid=506358114

should cover everything

[Charmander787]

Originally posted by Eftwyrd:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1B8t2EaR8xQkl8AFCS0DA7YqkfWAtj_MaoaXhnwKTvvw/edit#gid=506358114

should cover everything

Thanks man!

What is SL? Like under the "climb" column

[Eftwyrd]

Originally posted by Ratatoskr:

Originally posted by Eftwyrd:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1B8t2EaR8xQkl8AFCS0DA7YqkfWAtj_MaoaXhnwKTvvw/edit#gid=506358114

should cover everything

Thanks man!

What is SL? Like under the "climb" column

sea level, so for your spitfire LF mk IX your optimal climbrate from sea level to 8000m is at 257 km/h IAS

[Charmander787]

Originally posted by Eftwyrd:

Originally posted by Ratatoskr:

Thanks man!

What is SL? Like under the "climb" column

sea level, so for your spitfire LF mk IX your optimal climbrate from sea level to 8000m is at 257 km/h IAS

so my plane should be going that slow up until 8K?

[Eftwyrd]

Originally posted by Ratatoskr:

Originally posted by Eftwyrd:

sea level, so for your spitfire LF mk IX your optimal climbrate from sea level to 8000m is at 257 km/h IAS

so my plane should be going that slow up until 8K?

for optimal climb-rate yes

[Charmander787]

Originally posted by Eftwyrd:

Originally posted by Ratatoskr:

so my plane should be going that slow up until 8K?

for optimal climb-rate yes

okok.
so do I always use 96% mixture? or is that only during climb?

[Eftwyrd]

Originally posted by Ratatoskr:

Originally posted by Eftwyrd:

for optimal climb-rate yes

okok.
so do I always use 96% mixture? or is that only during climb?

aparently always, which is weird