DCS - A-10C II Tank Killer Sensor Point Of Interest ( SPI ) Tutorial

[@CaptainMac]

Great video! Appreciate your work here, and I am grateful. I learn a couple new things with each of your tutorials. That said, if you make the HMCS your SOI, when you are looking at something of interest, place your crosshair over it and hold DMS Right Long to automatically slew your TGP to that area. You will get a small solid box surrounded by a larger box with a dashed line. The size of the box with the dashed line is dependent on how far in your TGP is zoomed (further in = smaller box). This is a quick way to slew your TGP to a new area of interest and quickly engage a new threat. Thanks again for your videos.

[@plingboot]

Nice, one of the clearest explanations I’ve seen so far. 👍🏻

[@JonM-ts7os]

Ive watched 10 videos on this and yours is the only one that explains it clearly.

[@fabiotuzzi3724]

HeybTorny, use to see you streaming, havnt seen you i a while. Thanks for this, coming back to A10 after long time and watttaaaaa mess of acronyms, thank you thank you!!

[@vzfhv3c516]

Nice work man, makes sense to me. One of t phe most complicated planes in dcs.

[@TorniQuetHD]

Glad it made sense mate

[@danielschneider8548]

Thanks a lot. Was struggeling with that

[@peterwassmuth4014]

Awesome tutorial! Presentation and explanation 100%. Looking forward to more A-10C II tutorials.

[@jimsteele33]

Appreciate these videos! Been trying to learn the weapons systems on the A10C II, this video, and others you have made, definitely helps!

[@TorniQuetHD]

Glad they help out mate 👍🏻

[@gregpruitt1647]

I feel that I am finally getting it. Excellent video!

[@alheeley]

very well explained, cleared up a lot for me as newbie A-10C II pilot - thanks :)

[@TorniQuetHD]

Glad it makes sense to you mate 👌🏻👌🏻

[@Ready.A-10C]

Good video! Forgetting SPI can be frustrating, had it happen to me as well a couple of times.

[@TorniQuetHD]

Oh yeah the worst when it happens at the most important time

[@burtpilon1735]

I got soooo damn lucky when I bought my warthog hotas through Dell with my R9 system in March 2020. I waited over 4 months to get it but I consider myself very lucky because it’s impossible to get one nowadays with this covid bullshit. Dell doesn’t evening sell them anymore it looks like probably because of me calling them up and raisin hell. I just mounted my monstertech stick mount over the weekend and now fly center stick. Took a few hours to get use to it but I’m really digging it. Awesome warthog mounts for sure. Awesome video as always 👍🏻

[@TorniQuetHD]

Cheers mate, yeah its highway robbery atm for anything gaming related due to COVID. Hopefully it calms down soon 😭

[@Ltduketfd]

That helped a lot so yeah...Subscribed.

[@TorniQuetHD]

Thanks mate, glad the videos help 👍🏻

[@Tigermoto]

What an absolutely great video, just a shame it wasn't released a week ago. JHMCS is now Coolie hat down rather than up x 2. I must say though, buying the A-10C II has given me a lot of joy so far. I was hot garbage with the A-10C as I chose to just mess around but the features of the II has given me the desire to actually learn it.

[@TorniQuetHD]

Yeah hopefully the HOTAS commands have been finalised now and their are no more changes going forward. Glad you enjoyed the video mate 👍🏻

[@rapidrapid01]

Nice one.

[@manuelgalan5463]

good fucking tutorial m8 still helping to this day

[@yieovgwqxaz7912]

What is sensor point of interest means

[@halloweentimemachine]

"sensor point of interest" (SPI) is like putting a pin on a map that says, “This is the spot I care about.” The other term you hear is “Sensor of Interest” (SOI) and it refers to the particular sensor the pilot is currently using or controlling. For example, if the pilot is using the targeting pod (TGP), the TGP is the “Sensor of Interest.” If they switch to the HUD, then the HUD becomes the SOI. And they can use their current SOI to put a pin in the map (SPI).

[@sp00f64]

Well done!