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I know about the option in the ME to start with a pre stored heading. not what I mean.

 

how do I after a flight, store the heading for a future alignment? (my group takes breaks mid mission sometimes so this would be helpful if one of us stops for dinner or whatever)

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From what I understand in the manual (the real one), it is sufficient to select INS before powering off the WCS. This should automatically store the current alignment as the reference alignment for a subsequent stored heading alignment. The natops is a little scarce on that however (Chapter 20.3.2 in F14AAA-1).

I don't know if this is modeled in DCS though.

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No, it's impossible to store heading after a flight.

 

that doesnt make any sense. if a heading can be stored, it shouldnt matter if its just after aligning or after flying

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It does matter, because after flying it has drifted.

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I know that and never said drift didnt matter... what doesnt make sense to me is why I need to shut down the whole plane again instead of just doing the align over to get a stored heading to save. I dont see why one cant land, get the new heading aligned, shut down, and have the stored heading.

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You don't have to shut down. If you land, do another fine alignment and store heading, it should work even with the engines running.

 

The only thing that won't work is: do a fine alignment, fly, land, shut down, do ASH. However, a sequence that will works is: do a fine alignment, fly, land, do a fine alignment, shut down, ASH.

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You don't have to shut down. If you land, do another fine alignment and store heading, it should work even with the engines running.

 

The only thing that won't work is: do a fine alignment, fly, land, shut down, do ASH. However, a sequence that will works is: do a fine alignment, fly, land, do a fine alignment, shut down, ASH.

 

how do I make it do a new alignment? if I land and go back to the align option, it just sits there telling me it is complete. entering the coordinates again like the manual seemed to hint at did not start a new alignment either

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