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Whenever I put my FLIR page up for the first time after getting airborne, I sort of have to try out all the buttons until it finally leaves the stow position. No, I am not in the cool down / time out phase and there is also no masking. It's stowed. And I can't find a way to simply unstow it to some kind of caged or bore sight position, coming from the stow position. It only gets lured out by being slaved to a designation of the radar, after this, I can retake command over the FLIR. Also is there a way to intentionally stow?

 

ALso, is there a way to unslave the Litening from radar? Whenever I have found something nice in the TGP in the vicinity of my radar lock. I sometimes don't need the radar lock anymore, so I undesignate. Then, not only the radar undesignates, but the FLIR also returns into bore sight. Not funny.

 

 

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2 hours ago, Crptalk said:

 

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This would only make sense if switching it to on from standby unstows it. Which it doesn't.

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9 hours ago, Rongor said:

Whenever I put my FLIR page up for the first time after getting airborne, I sort of have to try out all the buttons until it finally leaves the stow position. No, I am not in the cool down / time out phase and there is also no masking. It's stowed. And I can't find a way to simply unstow it to some kind of caged or bore sight position, coming from the stow position. It only gets lured out by being slaved to a designation of the radar, after this, I can retake command over the FLIR. Also is there a way to intentionally stow?

 

ALso, is there a way to unslave the Litening from radar? Whenever I have found something nice in the TGP in the vicinity of my radar lock. I sometimes don't need the radar lock anymore, so I undesignate. Then, not only the radar undesignates, but the FLIR also returns into bore sight. Not funny.

 

 

 

Press undesignate twice to initially unstow and align with velocity vector, another 2 presses puts it into snowplow mode.

 

Use 2 presses of undesignate to cycle between VV and snowplow modes.

 

It's all in Chuck's guide 😉

 

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1 hour ago, Rongor said:

 

This would only make sense if switching it to on from standby unstows it. Which it doesn't.

 

You asked if there was a way to intentionally stow it. Put it on standby will intentionally stow it.

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3 hours ago, ShaunX said:

 

Press undesignate twice to initially unstow and align with velocity vector, another 2 presses puts it into snowplow mode.

 

Use 2 presses of undesignate to cycle between VV and snowplow modes.

 

It's all in Chuck's guide 😉

 

Thanks man!

I got Chuck's guide but it's intimidating, more pages than in the manual 😄

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4 hours ago, Rongor said:

Thanks man!

I got Chuck's guide but it's intimidating, more pages than in the manual 😄

It's still 90% less text than the manual

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17 hours ago, Rongor said:

Thanks man!

I got Chuck's guide but it's intimidating, more pages than in the manual 😄

 

No kidding!  As I study a manual I have to write down the functions I'm going to need with description and the appropriate Hotas button. Then I assign the buttons in DCS and as I do I note them on a simple wartog hotas template which I use as a kneeboard page. It's the only way to cement them in my aging memory !

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3 hours ago, ShaunX said:

 

No kidding!  As I study a manual I have to write down the functions I'm going to need with description and the appropriate Hotas button. Then I assign the buttons in DCS and as I do I note them on a simple wartog hotas template which I use as a kneeboard page. It's the only way to cement them in my aging memory !

Yeah, did so back then 10 years ago with the A10C and despite year long breaks, I still know all the stuff (well, most of it)😄

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