04.12.2007, 14:23
The Ta-152C and Ta-183 are fitted with this lead computing gunsight. Oleg and his team however were unable to find enough info in these, so as they are in the game they function as regular reflector sights.
Seeing the latest development with the late Spit models being fitted with the Feranti gunsight, I was wondering if a modification could be made to some of the late war german machines so that their 'decorative' gyro sight could be made functional.
I haven't found any pictures of this sight turned on, but maybe with some research this can happen.
Here are some photos of the german gyro sights for your pleasure. Note the wingspan indications of allied aircraft, similar to the practise used on it's allied counterpart.
![[Image: ez42gunsight.jpg]](http://i186.photobucket.com/albums/x286/metatron_123/ez42gunsight.jpg)
![[Image: Fl22715.gif]](http://i186.photobucket.com/albums/x286/metatron_123/Fl22715.gif)
![[Image: ez424.gif]](http://i186.photobucket.com/albums/x286/metatron_123/ez424.gif)
Seeing the latest development with the late Spit models being fitted with the Feranti gunsight, I was wondering if a modification could be made to some of the late war german machines so that their 'decorative' gyro sight could be made functional.
I haven't found any pictures of this sight turned on, but maybe with some research this can happen.
Here are some photos of the german gyro sights for your pleasure. Note the wingspan indications of allied aircraft, similar to the practise used on it's allied counterpart.