Aircraft manuals

[Archive91]

Are there manuals as in most air forces, for each aircraft re: switches, manual movable bits in the cockpit, etc. Each aircraft has its own layout and organization. It would be useful to know where and what each item is before take off, no? For example: where is the trim wheel (or whatever) for the P-39? We know where it is for the Bf-109 (see Col Ninny files) but other aircraft? Maybe they are listed somewhere. I am just learning my way around the whole program.

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[Charlo-VR]

1 hour ago, Archive91 said:

Are there manuals as in most air forces, for each aircraft re: switches, manual movable bits in the cockpit, etc. Each aircraft has its own layout and organization. It would be useful to know where and what each item is before take off, no? For example: where is the trim wheel (or whatever) for the P-39? We know where it is for the Bf-109 (see Col Ninny files) but other aircraft? Maybe they are listed somewhere. I am just learning my way around the whole program.

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This will be a great help to you, as it includes labeled cockpit photos of every plane. He also has a separate app. for the Flying Circus planes too:

 

 

[TempestV]

IL2 manuals--Scroll to middle of page and they have one in English. Translated from Russian. It has drawings just like original.

https://ww2aircraft.net/forum/threads/il-2-stormovik-manuals.5047/

Edited yesterday at 05:45 AM by TempestV

[Archive91]

Charlo:

I have looked at the pages you referenced and don't find what I need. What I need is: A photorealistic layout of the cockpit with 'hot-linked" switches, gauges, wheels, dials that are active or at least labeled so the beginner knows one switch etc. from the other. At this level I do not need aircraft specs - rate of climb, weight, etc. Maybe later.

And how do I move around the cockpit? That is, how do I roll the POV around the cockpit to look at different aspects of the interior? I have no trouble with outside views, but cannot look at corners of the cockpit to evaluate settings. I note that Col ...Ninny...Whatever is able to do that in his multiple examples.

Appreciate the assistance. Amazing program but a high barrier to entry.

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