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In the following
Michael Wainwright | Pilot
Veteran Wainwright, in video No2, min 0.49, says some words I was unable to catch (something like "C or sea etc) to describe a typical Blenheim air-to-air attack. Could someone in the Forum help me decipher? I thank you very much in advance...
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Can anyone tell me if use of mils (milliradians) in air gunnery ever became operative in WW2, and by whom (I mean what country)? Thanks and regards
Thank you again Lunatic,
Your addition threw more light on the problem, but I fear I didn't make me clear enough: when I spoke of the "circle" diameter being "normally" 50 mils, I referred to the overall span of the gun sight - sort of its horizon - not to the targets size circle, which can be...
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Sorry to be here again, but I have one more question. Th P-47/K-14 manual says that "...when the separation of the fixed cross and the dot shows that a long lead, around 85-100 mils, is being allowed...". I seem to know that "normal" circle diameter on majority of sight guns is 50...
Thank you Goldberg,
My residual question: In the gyro-computing mode, how could the P-51 pilot know that he was within firing range, once he had adjusted the 6 diamonds around the target, by rotating the throttle grip, and tracked the target for the required 1 second? Had the range to be...
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Thank you so much, Lunatic. Perchance, could you help me also with the way A-4 radar gun sight worked on F-86E? Regards.
Can anyone help me with the details about the way K-14 gun sight worked on P-51 Mustang fighter? Thanks and regards. Corbo, Naples, Italy
The K-14, MK. 18...