Jump to content

aledmb

Members
  • Posts

    390
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Posts posted by aledmb

  1. i feel like i'm hearing some artifacts on my right ear all the time... not sure if it's coming from the rotors or what.

     

    it's almost like something is clicking every now and then.

     

    do you have clean sound?

     

    headphones are the 250ohm DT 990 PRO from Beyerdynamic.

  2. gelendzhik tower used to answer on vhf am 126.000, but it doesn't anymore.

     

    uhf still working.

     

    also sometimes i only get the text on the screen and no voice from the tower, something that didn't happen before unless messages pilled up quickly.

     

    it looks like this is a bug introduced with the latest update.

     

    or am i tripping? 🙂

     

     

     

  3. 3 hours ago, Yurgon said:

    What do you think inputting wind data into the CDU would change?

     

    well, since wind seemed to be the problem and that's the only thing i found in the manual, i figured it could be a way to tell the HUD "hey, this is what you need to compensate". 😄

     

    3 hours ago, Yurgon said:

    If you haven't read it yet, I can't recommend "Stick And Rudder" enough.

     

    i'll try to grab that one, thanks for the pointers!

  4. well, i've been experiencing this drifting all the time while flying with wind speeds of 5 m/s to 10 m/s.

     

    i tried to input the wind data into the CDU, but it doesn't change anything for me.

     

    it's no problem while flying but landing can get a bit tricky because the TVV just doesn't want to help me at all sometimes and i just go by feel.

     

    i also don't think it's a problem of uncoordinated flight, because the ball is centered all the time, as you can see on this video.

     

     

    maybe someone can look at this and give me some pointers as to what i could do differently next time?

     

    thanks in advance for any tips!

  5. 26 minutes ago, Yurgon said:

     

    I don't think the call itself would be used IRL for the exact same reason that pilot's can't easily tell the distance they've travelled without going heads down and fiddling with instruments, especially when they're not yet travelling along a radial.

     

    The ATC in DCS has always been very rudimentary. IRL there would be published procedures, and ATC would control aircraft much more directly (something along the lines of "turn right 258, descend and maintain 5000 feet", then sometime later "turn left 170 for final approach runway 17 left, contact tower on 317.500").

     

    What the ATC does in DCS right now is just guide you to a point some 10 nautical miles out of the extended runway centerline; I assume this serves as the final approach fix. From there you can turn final and do your landing approach. This is not an exact science and it's absolutely not a precision approach, nor is it a radar approach. It's just DCS giving you some broad directions to a point where you can turn toward the runway and hopefully see it already.

     

    Anything beyond that, like a TACAN or ILS or RNAV approach, is entirely up to you.

     

    And you're also free to ignore the ATC, or just contact him so the lights get switched on, and ignore him otherwise. I'm not aware of any penalty or any downside at all from doing this, seeing as the ATC will gladly deny clearances for empty runways and provide them for runways that are (or are getting) occupied anyway.

     

    But of course razo+r is totally right, with a little bit of math you can do a rough calculation to comply with the ATC and then use the stop-watch or just a wrist watch to get the timing roughly right.

     

    thanks for clearing so many points at once... really appreciated!

    • Like 1
  6. sorry for bringing this back to life, but i find it a bit awkward when ATC tells me to fly heading 285 for 16.

     

    how am i supposed to know when i have flown that distance?

     

    the solutions above seem like hacks, not real tools a pilot would use mid flight, right?

  7. 55 minutes ago, Ziptie said:

    Sounds like it's related to the RECALC when you land.  I'd guess the way to "avoid it" would be to put the CDU rotary switch to MISSION prior to entering the pattern for landing - then at EOR prior to takeoff, or after takeoff, put the CDU rotary switch back to FLT PLN.  As for "if this is real world behavior" - only a few people on this forum who could speak to that most likely - like @Snoopy maybe..


    Cheers,

     

    Ziptie

     

    thank you very much for the input!

     

    that's what i've been doing, but i just push that dial back and forth before takeoff as one step.

    • Thanks 1
  8. hey guys!

     

    here's some very strange behavior i'm having with the a-10c 2 and would appreciate some help. 🙂

     

    suppose i have a mission with a few waypoints and i load and display them in the TAD by moving the STEER PT dial to FLT PLAN... that gives me lines between my waypoints in the TAD.

     

    now suppose i land somewhere during the mission for repairs.

     

    as soon as i land, the lines connecting the waypoints in the TAD disappear, even though the STEER PT dial is still set to FLT PLAN.

     

    if i rock the STEER PT dial to MARK and back to FLT PLAN, the lines reappear in the TAD.

     

    is this normal behavior? is it related to automatic realignment when the plane is on the ground? how can i avoid it?

     

    thanks in advance!

×
×
  • Create New...