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Originally Posted by BobTuck
Hey, I've just found out that in the British fighters, you can use the reflector gunsights as they did in the war!
You can adjust a wingspan dial under the reflector to your desired targets wingspan in feet (e.g. 74ft for a Heinkel 111, 32ft for a Messerschmitt 109)
Then you adjust a second dial for the desired range (in hundreds of yards)
What that does is sets/ moves the horizontal bars on the gunsight, so that they would frame the enemy aircrafts wingspan. ...
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I do not have COD yet.
Question: Am I correct that if you have your gunsight range dial set at 200 (to match your convergence setting of 200 yards), and you set the wingspan dial at 32 feet, a Bf109 directly ahead (no off-angle/deflection) would be 200 yards ahead when its wingspan filled the open space between the two horizontal lines? Or, as is posted in another thread (
http://forum.1cpublishing.eu/showthread.php?t=22965), will the Bf109 be at the designated 200 yard distance when the Bf109 wingspan fills only the space between one of the horizontal lines and the center pipper/dot....as seen below:
