One minor thing we forgot to mention is that the pilot gets his own jettison switches on the top armament panel. They look and work exactly the same and can be found above the ammo counters or left of the main circuit breaker panel and the "Main" switch. Might also be worth mentioning that the pylons (on the actual aircraft, not in the drop sequence) are numbered 1-6 from left to right.
So that box under the co-pilot's instruments IS the 'bomb release' control item. It only moves clockwise. You have to manually mouse click on it until it is on roman numeral one. (2 times) Otherwise your mapped button won't move it. Once it is on roman numeral one, it will respond to your HOTAS mapped button press of 'bomb release'. That's how Cap ripples them in this video. Each press will result in one bomb falling until all six are gone. 7, and 8 are on the dial too, but I can't see how they function at all with only six pylons. If you click the dial to roman numeral two, and then arm the bombs and master arm on, any press of 'bomb release' will rotate the dial further across 2 bombs released simultaneously, 4 is another two away, and 6 will release the last two bombs at the same time. It takes some practice to get used to.
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One minor thing we forgot to mention is that the pilot gets his own jettison switches on the top armament panel. They look and work exactly the same and can be found above the ammo counters or left of the main circuit breaker panel and the "Main" switch.
Might also be worth mentioning that the pylons (on the actual aircraft, not in the drop sequence) are numbered 1-6 from left to right.
So that box under the co-pilot's instruments IS the 'bomb release' control item. It only moves clockwise. You have to manually mouse click on it until it is on roman numeral one. (2 times) Otherwise your mapped button won't move it. Once it is on roman numeral one, it will respond to your HOTAS mapped button press of 'bomb release'. That's how Cap ripples them in this video. Each press will result in one bomb falling until all six are gone. 7, and 8 are on the dial too, but I can't see how they function at all with only six pylons. If you click the dial to roman numeral two, and then arm the bombs and master arm on, any press of 'bomb release' will rotate the dial further across 2 bombs released simultaneously, 4 is another two away, and 6 will release the last two bombs at the same time. It takes some practice to get used to.
Boom boom boom.
Was your parking brake on, no.....?
Was wondering that too.
Have you guys figures out the ahm 88c for the f18?
they don't work
Can someone explain the purpose of the fan to me?
Keeps Cap super cool
Lmao
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At least they don't glow now. I turn them on to improve transparency and viewing area.
When will come the start-up tutorial?
tomorrow lol wrong order...
Git sum!
How to aim?
only eyes
cool ! @@nil48f
Do you use VR or head tracking?
HT
@@grimreapers Do you know any friends who have tried VR?
Dropping bombs from helicopters.... Russia's
not only "bombs" ... but also metal barrels filled with rusty sharp metal things... check "barrel bombs" on google :P
@@hivewasp And now we have a Syria map. ED are some sick fuckin' puppies, sometimes.