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General Forums => Wishlist => Topic started by: Husky01 on September 02, 2007, 01:12:38 PM
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Wish there was a /.command for e6b. When I'm in the middle of a furball and need to check my gas its a lot easier to type /.e6b rather then pull up clipboard and click on e6b.
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Originally posted by Husky01
Wish there was a /.command for e6b. When I'm in the middle of a furball and need to check my gas its a lot easier to type /.e6b rather then pull up clipboard and click on e6b.
There is a fuel gauge in every cockpit:rolleyes:
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Originally posted by Xjazz
There is a fuel gauge in every cockpit:rolleyes:
I don't have enough time in life to memorize every different planes fuel input and what not.
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lol, i find it alot easier to push 5 2 than type /.e6b Enter.
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Originally posted by PanzerIV
lol, i find it alot easier to push 5 2 than type /.e6b Enter.
English?
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Originally posted by Husky01
English?
yes
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lol, i find it alot easier to push 5 2 than type /.e6b Enter.
English?
yes
No
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I think he means " 'splain, Lucy!!"
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I know bear that you are a jug pilot, as I myself fly the 190 I know when it is time to rtb, but /.e6b would be cool.
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I know it's amazing goldie, but if you push the 5 and the 2 on your keypad, you can actually see all the gauges! :rolleyes:
All of the redone aircraft have overall fuel gauges. One measures the current tank, the other the overall remaining fuel. In most planes, the needle represents the tank and the red arrow (real life equivalent is the bingo bug) shows the overall percentage of fuel. In the P-47 series, they are side-by-side needles.
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i never knew why there was 2 needles on my 47, now i do!
yay!!!!!!!
*goes flying nonstop to watch the needle*
:noid :noid :noid
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the red needle indicates the overall percent of fuel left nd the white needle indicates the amount left in the current tank.
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Actually, if you open the E6B and leave it open when you close your clipboard it dissapears too. Just open clipboard and there it is again just by pressing ESC. That's how I do it anyway.
Mark
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I wish the E6B wouldn't automatically close when you tower out.
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Originally posted by Mark Luper
Actually, if you open the E6B and leave it open when you close your clipboard it dissapears too. Just open clipboard and there it is again just by pressing ESC. That's how I do it anyway.
Mark
great advice!!!! wish I thought of it first.
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.e6b would still be a handy dot command to have around though.
And it shouldn't take a whole pile of coad to make it happen.
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Originally posted by Mark Luper
Actually, if you open the E6B and leave it open when you close your clipboard it dissapears too. Just open clipboard and there it is again just by pressing ESC. That's how I do it anyway.
Mark
TY :aok