Daidalos Team's Room -QUESTIONS AND REQUESTS ONLY on IL2 Authorized Addons

[76.IAP-Blackbird]

As I was looking trough your future updates, I saw the nightfighter feautures for the 110. Do you have any plans for the 262 nightfighter? We have the body already and now we need a second seat, a bit enthusiaism and luck

[Erkki]

This most probably cannot be implemented with the 4.10 anymore, but for 4.11... I know, that the Yak series are not too popular amongst most onliners(even most higher realism servers are strictly west front), but could it be possible with reasonable workload to fix the cockpits and gauges at least in Jak1, Jak1B, Jak7s and Jak9s? I mean, more detailed cockpit and fuel gauges!

Something here: http://vvs.hobbyvista.com/Research/Y...uges/index.php

The Jak series is extremely common in online wars... People flying it have to be good at Maths because sorties almost never last less than 40min if you happen to not get shot down and flight distances are usually more than 40km at least, relying on the warning light in the 9 series is not enough.

Jak-1B has a 3d model bug in the cockpit too, look at the armour glass and canopy frames behind the seat...
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[Viikate]

Dear Eki.

Your link seems to be broken.

[Tempest123]

There is a fuel gauge in the Yak-9/3 series, it is the upper right hand gauge that is graduated from 0 to 300 (L?).

[Erkki]

Tempest, only Jak-3, Jak-3P and Jak9U and UT have the fuel gauge. The rest(11 or 12 versions) which are way more used dont...

Viikate, here:

http://vvs.hobbyvista.com/Research/Y...uges/index.php

[Tempest123]

Aaa, k , I don't fly the yak very much. I am wondering what is the designation of the aircraft called "P-47D", we have the D-10/-22/-27 and then one just called the "D", is it a D-30?

[akdavis]

Originally Posted by Tempest123

Aaa, k , I don't fly the yak very much. I am wondering what is the designation of the aircraft called "P-47D", we have the D-10/-22/-27 and then one just called the "D", is it a D-30?

It's been a long time, but I think it is the P-47D-27 using higher octane gasoline (late war). The P-47 is in need of much help: wrong loadouts, bad cockpit, horrid default skins, etc...

[AndyJWest]

I'm fairly certain that early Yaks had the fuel guages on the wings, rather than on the instrument panel. Whether adding them would be a practical proposition I don't know.