tanker82

In the near future can we please have a proper stabilization system implemented into the M1A2. With a target in front of me, I should be about to move across the terrain with my reticle remaining on target without any adjustments as long as my control handles are pressed. I am aware of the “V” key and yeah it does help but still unreliable. The only time the sight and gun would jump off target is when they are at thier axis limits, a release of control handles or stabilization failure which emergency mode would be required to fight.

Typo fixed and it worked just fine after the OpenBeta update.

Try this: https://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=114030 in CMD use: dcs_updater.exe install PERSIANGULF_terrain

Try this: https://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=114030 in CMD use: dcs_updater.exe install PERSIANGULF_terrain

Try this: using CMD: dcs_updater.exe install PERSIANGULF_terrain

The M1A2 SEP FLIR optics are 3x,6x,13x,25x and 50x. The FLIR reticle has a green digital stadia aiming reticle that can be adjusted from green to black. The daysight optic is 3x-10x. The daysight optic has the red stadia aiming reticle that can be adjusted from bright red to no reticle in your sight. The FLEX 50 does use the iron sights but now they are equipped with the CROWS 2 system which the VIM (Visual Imaging Module) optics are (degrees) 1.7, 3.3, 5, 10, 25 and 47. The TIM (Thermal Imaging Module) is (degrees) 1.7, 3.3, 5 and 10.

The azimuth stabilization system keeps turret pointed in same direction relative to the earth, regardless of hull movement. The elevation stabilization system keeps gun at same elevation relative to the earth regardless of hull and turret movement. The mirror in top of Gunner's Primary Sight (GPS) is controlled by Line-Of-Sight (LOS) subsystem to stabilize scene relative to the earth. The Gun/Turret Drive (GTD)system stabilizes gun using gyros on gun and turret wall for sensors. It still needs work but at least there is progress. The stab system should keep the sight steady while the vehicle is moving no matter the speed of the vehicle.