Changing Measurements to Imperial

[celestHawk]

Hello, 

quick question as I'm looking for that feature/setting for a while. 

So how in God's name do I use this in other planes or it is newly implemented for that module only - i.e. I would like to use knots and feets for all planes in cockpit?

Reference video: 

 

[razo+r]

It's not implemented in all aircraft.

[celestHawk]

7 minutes ago, razo+r said:

It's not implemented in all aircraft.

Is there an list with planes it is implemented? A setting to look for in order to determent if it is? Thank you!

Edited 5 hours ago by celestHawk

[razo+r]

17 minutes ago, celestHawk said:

Is there an list with planes it is implemented?

Not that I know of.

17 minutes ago, celestHawk said:

A setting to look for in order to determent if it is? Thank you!

It's either the avionic language or the unit setting in the gameplay settings, I don't remember. According to the manual, the unit setting should only affect the outside measurements, but maybe worth a shot to try too.. Some may also have specific metric or imperial cockpit liveries in the special settings. For some you can download such a livery.

[TheBiggerBass]

vor 3 Stunden schrieb razo+r:

It's not implemented in all aircraft.

A good opportunity to familiarize yourself with the metric system 

[YoYo]

Generally, you should fly the MiG-29 with the metric system for obvious reasons. Even the planes used by the GDR were Soviet-style. This means that if someone changes metric to imperial and the cockpit to English, it's a form of fake (for example, even Iranian MiG-29s had Cyrillic characters in their cockpits). It's like having to fly an F-16 in the metric system because I know it better. I propose 3 rules:

1/ keep it real

2/ learn and develop

3/ be ambitious

Edited 1 hour ago by YoYo