I found a spellingerror. :-D

thank you very much for this great helper. Much appreicated.

Thank you very much!... can I catch some parts of it for use for our little squadron own documentation ?

Just a quick response and update, in no particular order.

I included a 87 Octane Spitfire MkII because the original Pilot's Notes had settings for 87 Octane. But the Merlin XII was designed for 100 Octane. VNO is Maximum airspeed in calm air / maximum structural cruising speed. I haven't found a case of it being referenced in any WW2 documents, but I included it on the Airspeed bars because... well, just because.:rolleyes:

I have updated the General Data pages to include some info on propellers, mixture, and throttle operations in Cliffs of Dover. The Weapons Data pages have been reformatted by Air Force rather than data type and I'm working to get more info on the Zunderschaltkasten and Abwurfschaltkasten (please ignore spelling). The problem is that the in game operation of these two devices differs pretty substantially from reality so simply translating the original documents won't help much for "in game." So I'm trying to get in some testing to make those pages worthwhile. Same thing for the various fuze settings. I have drafted some pages for some aircraft that I think may come out in the next patch, but I will wait and see.

I plan on releasing an updated checklist soon after the next patch drops. If anyone is interested in testing out some bombing procedures and ZSK and ASK operations, please PM me. Also, if you want the base excel file that these checklists were created on so that you can personalize, just PM me.

how about a cockpit diagram for the Hurricane and Spit? Thanks TC

I would really like to take a serious look into that checklist, but I cannot download it.
Seems if I´m running in a timeout...

Could somebody please check if the document is still online and ready for download?

Works for me.

...hhhmmm, still no luck...
Will try again from home later

Thanks for checking, tintifaxl

Thanks for this.. much needed.

UPDATED 9 OCT 2011 - Aircraft Operations Checklists
 

I have finally posted the updated checklists. See here

http://forum.1cpublishing.eu/showthread.php?t=24547

As usual, bleed all over them and maybe the next revision will be worth the electrons it's written with.:)