DCS World: Ka-50 - Trim, Hover, Autopilot, ABRIS, Waypoints Navigation Guide (Part 2)

Forgot to say: Autopilot Mode - Desired Track (Flight Plan mode)
You can set which waypoints you want to fly over by selecting Waypoint mode on your PVI pressing the waypoint then pressing enter key and followed by another waypoint then pressing enter key again.
This stores the data and when you use desired track you can fly trough them in Order
Mission Editor:
- Creating Flight Plan : 0:25
- INU Fix Points: 1:26
- Nav Targets: 2:28
Cockpit:
- ABRIS & PVI Intro: 5:52
- PVI: 4:42
- PVI: Creating Nav TargetI: 6:00
- Trim & Colective Brake: 9:24
- Autopilot: Enroute Mode: 11:14
- PVI: Extra Information 13:35
- ABRIS: INU FIx Points 14:58
- PVI Changing Course Via Autopilot 15:24
- PVI: Going to and Utilizing INU Target Points 16:07
- PVI: Slewing Shkval Sensor to INU Target Point 17:37
- Autopilot: Flight Director Mode 21:00
- Autopilot: Hover Hold & Hover Landing 27:02
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PC Specs
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Processor: Intel i7 920 (OC at 3.6 Ghz)
Graphics Card: Nvidia Windforce GTX 960 2 Gig Vram (OC at 1440 Mhz)
Ram: 10 Gig DDR 3
SSD: 850 Evo 258 Gigs drive

[@Tamburello_1994]

Still awesome 3 years later. Thanks mate.

[@Rlaxox]

You just made me rewatch my own video cause I've forgotten almost everything. Now I want to fly this thing.

[@Tamburello_1994]

@@Rlaxox Right on! Hmm. Cockpit update will be coming out next....

[@DieHard10901]

Been flying Ka-50 since 2011 and is my primary ride, still. I am always learning!! Thanks for the effort.

[@davannagle450]

Thank you for a great recap tutorial in wake of the update that is out on Wednesday!!

[@TomE74]

Great work Rlaxox, keep working on these I enjoy the KA-50 and want to get better with it.

[@Rlaxox]

Thx, It's really awesome chopper, feels like a hovering A-10 sometimes : )

[@SimRacingPakistan]

Nice... just started to fly Ka50 nowadays this was much helpful.

[@medicineman303]

That was a very nice and informative video, thank you

[@Bers81]

I've learnt a lot from this video thx

[@150GCTManta]

Incredible stuff!!! Thanks!!!

[@l85a1rt4]

nice !, i love this Helo my 1st module :))

[@ammarjari4214]

THNX Bro..

[@morrisdyer9560]

Thanks 👍

[@thegeek3348]

great guide. thanks.

[@Rlaxox]

Looking back on it it's pretty long and unorginised : /

[@alphadonkey4545]

Are you Vitaly F.?

[@blaizzmc]

Great work ! Just a question aside, how did you became a razbam tester ?

[@Rlaxox]

It's a long story if I reduce it into couple of sentences It would probably be because of Mirage ... At first I wasn't hyped for it at all nor I liked the idea behind it ... Meh another aircraft which is weaker in terms of raw power compared to FC3 planes like F-15 and Su-27 which I was hooked at the time and A-10C but it was an attacker aircraft so it doesn't really have place in this story. After Mirage was released I got hooked I loved the Delta wing design and still do and Think it's one of the most beautiful looking designs ... I quickly noticed how good the Dev team really is they were responding to all Bug reports really quickly and kept their communication with their playerbase. And when that happens you grow a certain feel for the module because you know it's gonna be something good. That pushed me to help with bugs like reporting them and at this time I was studying Programming so I wanted to know the inner workings of DCS and how it's made just for curiosity sake. I fixed couple of bugs my self and generally Mirage became primary thing to fly when I want to enjoy DCS nothing else really was fun for me. As I made some impacts into how bugs got reported and all that good jazz even after fixing some my self Razbam devs noticed it I guess and even offered to buy me a HOTAS System for my effort but since we lived at opposite continents I Declined the offer cus it would take alot of money I didn't had at the time to actually send it. Never have I seen that amount of communication from any Dev team in DCS before ...It feels really god ... So as time went by I got an offer if I would like to join their Testers team and had to sign NDA so I know a lot of stuff know witch sadly I can't say : ) It's fun being in the inner circle hehe and when I look at reddit threads talking about Developments and writing mean comments I just feel kinda sad for Devs because of the stuff I can see from experience. It's not easy making modules for DCS ... People take a lot of stuff for granted and don't really see the full scope of things but just what they think or want to see and base their opinions on that. I sadly can't go more into this topic as for obvious reasons but it's nothing bad it's just you view things differently when you shift perspective is all : )

[@blaizzmc]

That's so cool man ! ^^ just one thing, I don't know if it have been reported yet but the airbrake of the mirage 2000 don't show up on other's aircraft (in multiplayer I mean) ! And that's pretty sad when flying in close formation :'( Great job anyway, say hi to the mighty Zeus ;)

[@Rlaxox]

Blaizz That was an issue before but then It got fixed ... Did it become a problem again? Well you can always report it : P

[@blaizzmc]

Yea since couple updates now ..

[@Rlaxox]

Sorry "Tacit TwoSeven" accidentally deleted your comment by mistake ... i.imgur.com/VxD8ZE2.png But anyhow if you want to follow up on something that you didn't understand in my tutorial you can check out Chuck's guide it's pretty detailed and well put together drive.google.com/file/d/0B-uSpZROuEd3U1VZWWNBam9ZdDg/view

[@MrDescream]

My comment is on it's place, at least for me. Thanks for the advice! I enjoyed one of Chuck's guide earlier, is was very intuitive and helpful. Looking forward for the next videos!

[@Lone3192]

Where is part 1?

[@Rlaxox]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hqCbfHprnLmieqM

[@erbaX]

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