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They probably used to play flight simulators (I did). The vertical ticker on the left is airspeed in knots. Ticker on the right is altitude in feet. Then und
by Merad 6y ago
They probably used to play flight simulators (I did). The vertical ticker on the left is airspeed in knots. Ticker on the right is altitude in feet. Then underneath the left ticker find the word SIM, directly beneath it is the plane's current mach number, and diagonally below and to the left of that is a counter that tracks the highest G load the plane has sustained (it goes to 8.4 right as the pilot passes out then peaks at 9.1 during the pull out).
- ckozlowski 6y agoYup! And on the left side, the decimal number above the "C" is the current G on the aircraft, so you can see that number increase as he recovers. For OP, here's a great guide that ChuckOwl of the DCS community did for the F-16C in game. HUD breakdown is on page 35 of the PDF. https://www.mudspike.com/chucks-guides-dcs-f-16c-viper/ https://www.mudspike.com/chucks-guides-dcs-f-16c-viper/