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Just shake your head in a violent manner when you fire it. Problem solved.

 

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One thing came to mind when you said it; Four Lions head shake..:thumbup:

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I been on the ground when the gau-8 opens up. It's like zeus himself is mad and sent an evil dragon roaring through the sky. The sound is eery. Sounds like a roar to me. Glad it's on our side.

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As the pilot's body shakes at the same frequency and amplitude as its aircraft, he should feel the vibration but not really 'see' it. Its eyes are 'syncronized' in shake with the hud's shake. Let's call that the Avenger's Harlem Shake ;)

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Its eyes are 'syncronized' in shake with the hud's shake.

 

Pretty sure it doesn't work like that.... You know, with how eyes and airframes have different damping and resonance properties, along with all those other crazy things that vibration depends upon. ;)

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Pretty sure it doesn't work like that.... You know, with how eyes and airframes have different damping and resonance properties, along with all those other crazy things that vibration depends upon. ;)

 

No, but you won't really notice it anyways. Your brain will adjust for vibration, so you won't really notice it.

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Sorry, and not trying to be rude but I gotta LOL at all the "experts" in this thread ;).

 

I actually asked a current A-10C pilot when he was flying our A-10C at a trade show whether we should add a little vibration to blur the view when firing the gun. He said no.

 

I've asked a handful of our pilots and have gotten basically a 50/50 answer. Some say you can feel it, others said no. The one thing all have said is the smell is overwhelming!

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Sorry, and not trying to be rude but I gotta LOL at all the "experts" in this thread ;).

 

 

 

I've asked a handful of our pilots and have gotten basically a 50/50 answer. Some say you can feel it, others said no. The one thing all have said is the smell is overwhelming!

 

It's called common sense, a 30 mm round from a cannon will not cause an 11 ton aircraft to violently shake.

 

I am sure you might be able to feel it. But that is not seeing it, there is no way that firing this gun from this aircraft would shake it in any way that would be visible to the human eye.


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here is something to mimic the smell... you know these kid revolver pistols (with red 6 plastic pellets)??

 

Just have one handy in the throttle hand... pow pow pow pow pow pow... you'll have a room full of powder...

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It's called common sense, a 30 mm round from a cannon will not cause an 11 ton aircraft to violently shake.

 

I am sure you might be able to feel it. But that is not seeing it, there is no way that firing this gun from this aircraft would shake it in any way that would be visible to the human eye.

 

I don't believe that people expect it to violently shake, a little vibration on top of the engines could be plausible. I'm sure if you had your head pinned back on the headrest, you would definitely see it then.

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I say watch 3:10 through 3:35. I doubt he has any reason to lie, and the video pretty much speaks for itself.

 

 

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It's called common sense, a 30 mm round from a cannon will not cause an 11 ton aircraft to violently shake.

 

A 0.4 kilogram round being accellerated to 990m/s over a distance of just 2.3 metres. The gun supposedly has a recoil force equivalent to the weight-force of 4.5 tons on earths surface. Looking at that number, any vibration being absent must be credited to vibration damping mounts used for the gun, not the force being insignificant.

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How about optional shake, just like the "head motion" option in the settings. I had to turn that off because it was making things disorienting.

 

The view already "shakes" in a subtle way with that setting enabled... Am I really the only person that's noticed this?

 

...Enable the "head movement from g-forces" checkbox in the options, fire the gun, look at the edges of your FOV (the edge of your screen, you don't have to pan your vitual head).

 

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The view already "shakes" in a subtle way with that setting enabled... Am I really the only person that's noticed this?

 

...Enable the "head movement from g-forces" checkbox in the options, fire the gun, look at the edges of your FOV (the edge of your screen, you don't have to pan your vitual head).

 

You can't miss the effect. ...or I'm completely insane

 

I'm going to check this out, but if it's there, it wasn't noticeable for me!

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Ok, shakes or no shakes... have any of you guys seen the Russian's heavy aircraft cannon? GSh-6-30 I'm sure that one shakes the plane and pilot noticeably! Supposedly to the point of damaging the airframe. :D

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