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50 minutes ago, Repth said:

What may seem like tedium to those who have done it in reality, is pure joy for those of us who haven't. At least the first couple of times, after that we get tired of it too 🙂.

Hah.  I promise, it would only take one time!

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For me, It will be on in the beginning and always off shortly afterwards.... 

 

Come the Zombie apocalypse, it sure would not hurt to know how to do it when I stumble across an abandoned Apache. 

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This is a must, both TADS internal boresight, ihadss boresight, AWS dynamic harmonization and SANUC, also, the outfront boresight isn't available when you are using the MTADS, only internal.

These are vital procedures for an accurate simulation.

A randomized aircraft logbook having CBHK corrector values to check if correct would be a nice detail.


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hace 19 minutos, Relic dijo:

We don’t sight in any guns on any other aircraft. Is this a maintenance procedure or do pilots have to do this in flight or as part of start up?

 

Depends on the aircraft and the specific weapon/system to be boresighted.

For example, hornet and viper HMCS boresighting is something that pilots must do themselves but isn't functional in DCS yet.

Most of the functions that the pilot must go through are implemented, though.

you can always search for a checklist to see if a specific function is still not available.

In the apache, the pilot/CPG sighting procedures are:

TADS internal boresight, IHADSS boresight, TADS manual servo drift correction, TADS, FCR, NVS operational checks, Scene assisted non-uniformity check, AWS dynamic harmonization and laser pointer outfront boresight (if implemented).

Those are the procedures the pilot and gunner must do for themselves by the book.

Maintenance personnel take care of CBHK procedures and provide boresight corrector values for the TADS, PNVS, pylons, gun, INU1 and 2, doppler, HIADC and BPS.

Pilots are provided with an aircraft logbook that allows them to check if said values are correct when starting the aircraft.

 

 

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Sigh, how long does it take? I'm personally more concerned with the flight model and the weapons systems. If this is a very time consuming and tedious part of start up, I personally would not be offended if they offered a "simplified" boresight option for start up procedure. 

 

 

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On 3/14/2021 at 1:44 PM, DaemonPhobos said:

This is a must, both TADS internal boresight, ihadss boresight, AWS dynamic harmonization and SANUC, also, the outfront boresight isn't available when you are using the MTADS, only internal.

These are vital procedures for an accurate simulation.A randomized aircraft logbook having CBHK corrector values to check if correct would be a nice detail.
 

Gross. 

That's sounds about as much fun as a virtual fuel sample before every flight. 


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Well, TADS boresight is pretty much automatized, SANUC also and it takes a couple of seconds, AWS DH is optional and the IHADSS boresight would be equivalent to the planned HMCS coarse and fine alignments on the FA-18C.

It's not really that much of a complicated process.

Why would one want to simulate this?

Because, i personally believe (and I suppose other people thinks the same) that we play DCS because we want to know how to fly the real aircraft as close and detailed as possible.

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