Olddog

The chart is based on: 2650 rpm +4 boost Radiator closed Flaps up I setup a test mission with those numbers and the trim settings were darn close.

That is true, I personally prefer proportional analog toe brakes. So that is what I use, if it offends anyone.. oh well

I bind the left and right brakes to my MFG rudder toe pedals. Kick in a little ruder in the direction of the turn (think nose wheel steering) and then each brake will operate like any other analog brake.

Anyone know what the Solo Flight check box is supposed to do? Right now, all it does is prevents you from jumping into the Nav seat, which in turn prevents operating the items that can only be done from the Nav seat. Work in progress?

C5A, Long ago, back when they were new and still had that new plane smell, I was an FE on them.

Regardless what the name is, I think he/she/other will be addressed as "You dumb @##$%"

ED should have a "name your copilot/gunner" contest /poll

This issue was brought up back in May. With sync checked air starts can be real sporting

You might want to take a look at this. The principle applies to all consistent speed propellers https://www.boldmethod.com/learn-to-fly/aircraft-systems/how-a-constant-speed-prop-works/

Hmm on the Channel map I have routinely taken out random trains

I don't know about MP but this script from Draken35 works great. https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/files/3318314/

In the ME there is a "type" listing for the AAA M1 37mm and AAA 8.8cm Flak 37, Could you have the M1 37mm placed in your mission?

You can grab this, Change to A10s to Mossie, unlimited weapons, and go forth and bomb the cap out of it until you get it right.

Did you tighten the big gray knob on the bottom of Warthog stick? I have the same setup and the stick does not rotate at all.

Maybe one of the Mod folks could make up one of these Pundit Beacons https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pundit_Beacon Not sure if this will help but could be a start on the codes https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_former_Royal_Air_Force_stations