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Video that shows some night flying in CLoD.

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flyer01

Charter Member 2012
This video will help some of the newbs learn how to fly this Sim.

Really a good Video.

This guy likes to make videos also.



 
I am not an expert in British aircraft, but the white cockpit lighting seems odd. I know U.S. aircraft used red cockpit lighting as red is much easier on one's night vision. U.S. aircraft also had a rheostat connected to the gun sight so the reticle could be dimmed. Perhaps someone with intimate knowledge of the Hurricane can step in here and vouch for the cockpit lighting in Oleg's new Hurricane.
 
stansdds said:
U.S. aircraft also had a rheostat connected to the gun sight so the reticle could be dimmed. Perhaps someone with intimate knowledge of the Hurricane can step in here and vouch for the cockpit lighting in Oleg's new Hurricane.
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The gun sight can be made dimmer on all the planes.
 
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