skliff13

So it's different for DCS 1.5 and 2.0? Interesting... What I tried to do with Spitfire in DCS 1.5. I also have some reduced pitch control saturation (~75% of max) and I tried to roll 90 degrees left and fully pull the stick, just like in the video above. I resulted in just a flat maneuver without any spins with Angle of Attack = 30 degrees! How realistic is it? I'm not sure but from what i read, usually stall AoA is about 15-20 degrees for many aircraft. During tests I managed to aquire even greater angles of attack for Spitfire, up to +35 degress for short time. Also today i tried the same with Bf.109 without the reduced saturation: same story, stable flat maneuver with AoA ~20+ dergees. :joystick:

Не знаю, что там 109-ка, но спита на 250 км/ч я шатал от -20 до +45 градусов :joystick:

Thank you very much! It really works :pilotfly:

Hello everyone! I'm pretty new to DCS in general as well as to this forum. My question may potentially be related not exclusively to P-51D. It is as follows. I'm not using any Track-IR systems, so for look-around actions I'm using so called "hat" on my joystick. Therefore, a very often used key for me is "Center Ciew" key (default Num5). When I press "Center View" the pilot's view center point doesnt match the reticle. Pilot's view then is directed somewhere below the reticle (see the screenshot). Is it somehow possible to adjust the "Center View" command so that the pilot will be looking directly through the reticle? Maybe I can edit some .lua files or smth else?