Here's some tips for old guys like me who enjoy buffing. They have to do with immersion, calibration/true airspeed, an easy way to adjust your true airspeed without having to recalibrate, and lastly, turning toward your target.
Immersion: open up your e6b in your bombsite. Use the 8 key on your keypad or push your hat on your joystick forward and look out the plexiglass nose of your bomber. It's just very cool. You might have to page up or page down the bombsite a bit to get your best view. Very cool and neat says I.
When in the bombsite, open your e6b and place it just below the crosshairs. Very easy to check calibrated speed against true airspeed. Not indicated, but true airspeed is the number you want to calibrate against.
If you're a tad fast, that is your true airspeed is a little higher than your calibrated speed, and you don't want to recalibrate, give your - key on your keypad (not keyboard) a tap. Your rpm's will reduce a smidgen, and so will your airspeed.
A variance of 1 mile an hour true airspeed from calibrated speed is fine. 2 mph is a no no.
Turn from the bombsite. Yup, in F6. You'll bleed no e, almost always pickup airspeed, and it is just too cool and too much fun. Right, many turn from a gunner's position. Try it from the bombardier's position. Less gamey and has some airspeed benefits. The turn is slow. Not good for 180's etc, but fantastic for steering towards the airfield using your map and silver airplane icon to navigate.
<S>