TylerTheHottie Posted September 26, 2015 Posted September 26, 2015 I am practicing my startup procedures for the a10c and I noticed as I was setting up my hud through the bit tests and all that there was the 30mm gun branch screen. Ive been aware of this feature but never really thought about its capabilities or settings. I was reading the VAR TGT ELEV option and was curious at exactly what that was used for. I assume that it is used for the ccip reticule when in the 30mm gun mode? Or does the system automatically calculate the elevation of that ccip or do I need to set it? Cuz thats what I thought the 4-8-12 reticule was for....like when you cant determine the elevation such as mountainous terrian.....I tried searching that term in the adobe document version of the a10c manual that I have but to no avail....
InteR Posted October 16, 2024 Posted October 16, 2024 I find it incredible that no one has answered this. :O I join to the same question. :) DCS Wishlist: DCS: A-10C 2: new suite, flight and system improvements. fix no real things. To include new features. Some real love.
Yurgon Posted October 16, 2024 Posted October 16, 2024 This setting is now mentioned in the A-10C II manual (but wasn't in the original A-10C manual back in 2015). Quote VAR TGT ELEV. Sets variable target elevation, in feet. If this value is set to anything other than zero, dual pippers will be shown when the HUD is in CCIP GUNS mode. The bottom and top pippers will be positioned at the minimum and maximum target elevations according to this setting. Use this setting when your targets are spread across uneven terrain. 1
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