Gunsight in I15 4.10...

[Fafnir_6]

Originally Posted by maxwellbest

Hi all

Title says it all. Note the telescopic gunsight in the I15, how to access it? I press Shift F1 which brings it up. But its dark. Is there a key to remove the lens cap??? Plus the I15 sure runs rough-couldnt find that much in the 4.10 readme, less I have missed it?

Thanks in advance

Ctrl+D for the lens cap. I'm not sure about the engine running rough (did you pitch forward sharply?).

I hope this helps,

Fafnir_6

[maxwellbest]

Thanks for that. Yes, pitching forward, assuming neg g cut out. A couple of times however, my engine has conked out and been unable to restart? Not using complex engine management, in QMB.

[_RAAF_Firestorm]

The gunsight of the I-15 is sheer genius and I cannot believe that this information has not made it into the 4.10 manual!

Press Ctrl+D to open the cover on the telescopic gunsight, then press Shift+F1 while looking straight ahead to look through the telescopic gunsight.

or

Turn your head about 45 deg left and press Shift+F1 to look through the left ring sight

or

Turn your head about 45 deg right and press Shift+F1 to look through the right ring sight.

Unbelievable! TD, you never cease to amaze. I really do wonder how many other wonderful goodies have not been documented in the 4.10 Guide and are simply waiting to be discovered?...

[maxwellbest]

Originally Posted by _RAAF_Firestorm

The gunsight of the I-15 is sheer genius and I cannot believe that this information has not made it into the 4.10 manual!

Press Ctrl+D to open the cover on the telescopic gunsight, then press Shift+F1 while looking straight ahead to look through the telescopic gunsight.

or

Turn your head about 45 deg left and press Shift+F1 to look through the left ring sight

or

Turn your head about 45 deg right and press Shift+F1 to look through the right ring sight.

Unbelievable! TD, you never cease to amaze. I really do wonder how many other wonderful goodies have not been documented in the 4.10 Guide and are simply waiting to be discovered?...

Indeed. Obviously lots of good stuff tucked away in there. Thanks for the info.