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to late for IL2 Sturmovik!
but see this pictures: ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() here a video from the FW190A4 Cockpit: |
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Here we go again!
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Notice Bear has vanished. Maybe he is hibernating to digest all the salmon caught with this.
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How the revi works ... I thought it was a collimated display therefore reticle size would not vary as distance from the combining glass changes. That is a basic reason for the the reflector gunsights very existence. You will with most reflector sights have view angle limitations but reticle size should not vary with eye to glass distance.
There is something not quite right with this video. I suspect the optics in this sight are not original. |
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I noticed that, too. Especially with the building in the background you can see the gunsight changes size pretty much when moving back and forth. I doubt it was like that in the real thing or guessing distances really was pure guessing.
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nah its just like a sniper scope if you pull back your head and look through it the object looks larger.
it actual stays the same size, it's just the reflection grows as you get farther away. try it with a pair of high scoped binoculars you will see.
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Depending how accurate the drawing is, did anyone notice the size of the 'bar'?
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Maybe its not a bar. Perhaps a pin. Windshield glass create high magnification.
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While we're at it...
The FW190 is not the only plane with such a problem. Look here... The mythical "lateral-vertical" bar of the Macchi C.202 !! ![]() ![]() "......" Rick |
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