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Help and Support Forums => Aces High Bug Reports => Topic started by: Furball on November 07, 2004, 06:26:38 AM
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I was trying to calibrate bombsight while flying ki67 in the CT, and every time i tried it, it calibrated to 1mph and pointed to the left of the aircraft.
My speed was stable, alt was stable and i had set target altitude on map. I tried calibrating for various amounts of time all with the same result.
Am i doing something wrong? or is it a bug?
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Calibration changed in 2.01. Now you don't set target altitude and you don't hold the crosshairs on a point on the ground. You simply open the bombsight, press u, hold down y for a few seconds release and press u again. Of course speed and altitude must be held steady and the drop must be at the same speed and alt as the calibration. It's WAY to easy to be a bomber pilot now.
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Originally posted by ChasR
Calibration changed in 2.01. Now you don't set target altitude and you don't hold the crosshairs on a point on the ground. You simply open the bombsight, press u, hold down y for a few seconds release and press u again. Of course speed and altitude must be held steady and the drop must be at the same speed and alt as the calibration. It's WAY to easy to be a bomber pilot now.
yeah i know. I could do it np in B24's in the MA. But in the CT i have the above problem where the speed calibrates to 1 MPH instead of the 295 or so MPH i was going at the time.
Firstly, i checked E6B to make sure speed steady, then i pressed U to enter calibration, click map on target (yes i know i do not need to now) hold Y for about 10 seconds, check calibration speed at top (1 mph?!) press U again and the bombsight shows to the left of the a/c.
I have been setting target alt, by clicking on map whether it makes a diff or not i dont know - it didnt in MA.
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I missed the CT part. I guess I shouldn't reply untill the first cup of coffee kicks in. I have no recent experience there and wonder if it even changed? Failure to hold a point would return a near zero air speed value if it hasn't.