Crosswind, I suppose. You'd need to dial in the corrections on the ballistic computer to have the system automatically correct for this ... shifting the aim point, as happened, was frowned upon as "going against the philosophy" of the Leo 2 fire control system where you're expected to always aim at the center. Over the years, I have come to question the wisdom of that, since you at least need to constantly estimate the wind speed and direction, and update it all the time - if you have the time.
In case you missed it, here's part ONE ruclips.net/video/vn6ATfQ0LBE/видео.html Enjoy!
Ahh, the propetual cycle of being shot, needing a tow, getting a tow, being repaired and then being shot again...
That was a fun game to watch. Gunners need to be more aggressive and vigilant with their scanning but very entertaining nonetheless👍
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At 19:45 minutes, why does the shot deviate to the right? I thought the leo 2 FCS had cant correction?
Crosswind, I suppose. You'd need to dial in the corrections on the ballistic computer to have the system automatically correct for this ... shifting the aim point, as happened, was frowned upon as "going against the philosophy" of the Leo 2 fire control system where you're expected to always aim at the center. Over the years, I have come to question the wisdom of that, since you at least need to constantly estimate the wind speed and direction, and update it all the time - if you have the time.
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