airspeed indicator

[dggoofy]

Hi,
I don't know if it's an issue, butnull here is how my ASI looks like (metric, english, native, imperial setting doesn't matter).
Is this correct ?

Because it doesn't look like that on Wags' video.

 

Cheers

 

Dan

Edited Saturday at 12:53 PM by dggoofy

[DSplayer]

30 minutes ago, dggoofy said:

Hi,
I don't know if it's an issue, butnull here is how my ASI looks like (metric, english, native, imperial setting doesn't matter).
Is this correct ?

Because it doesn't look like that on Wags' video.

 

Cheers

 

Dan

On the latest patch, if you use the Default cockpit in the special options (Cyrillic cockpit) with Metric as your units, you'll get this TAS indicator:



If you use the English cockpit with Imperial units, you'll get this TAS indicator:

 

If you use the English cockpit with Metric units, you'll get this TAS indicator:

Edited Saturday at 01:21 PM by DSplayer

[dggoofy]

Copy. Thank you very much!

[Schlomo1933]

Put this please into the bug section . That’s clearly a bug 

[Dirty Rotten Flieger]

The English, Metric TAS indicator is confusing . The big needle is Mach and the little needle is Knots?  or the other way around?

I just want  Mach and KPH like the Russian cockpit with out  Knots. I can't do  that? 

[Ironhand]

38 minutes ago, Dirty Rotten Flieger said:

The English, Metric TAS indicator is confusing . The big needle is Mach and the little needle is Knots?  or the other way around?

…

Thick is Mach. Thin is TAS.

Edited 8 hours ago by Ironhand

[QuiGon]

20 minutes ago, Ironhand said:

Thick is Mach. Thin is TAS.

Yes, but in knots. It should be metric if the cockpit is set to metric.

[Ironhand]

42 minutes ago, QuiGon said:

Yes, but in knots. It should be metric if the cockpit is set to metric.

I'm aware. His first question, however, was which needle is for Mach and which for TAS.