18.02.2009, 15:34
You're right! It's altitude above sea level - Doh!
I have noticed this before but never as much as 70m difference and I thought whatever was happening was getting worse in some way...
Sorry for being such a nube but since upgrading my graphics card (GeForce 6200 to GeForce 9600GT) I've started noticing so much more lol.
This is a P38 landing on the same AB as the Ki-84 (QMB Pacific Islands)
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@KC Jones
The Ki-84 and this grab are both AI landings (I think in one of the training NTRACKS it says no more than 100km/h when you pass over the start of the runway - notice the AI's 130km/h in the latest screen capture!).
The P38 screenshot in my first post was my landing and my wheels had just touched the runway - I could've chopped the throttle a bit more but bear in mind from what I was seeing there was a possibility that I still had over two hundred feet below me!
Yes that is the altimeter in a Ki-84
Thanks everyone
I have noticed this before but never as much as 70m difference and I thought whatever was happening was getting worse in some way...
Sorry for being such a nube but since upgrading my graphics card (GeForce 6200 to GeForce 9600GT) I've started noticing so much more lol.
This is a P38 landing on the same AB as the Ki-84 (QMB Pacific Islands)
@KC Jones
The Ki-84 and this grab are both AI landings (I think in one of the training NTRACKS it says no more than 100km/h when you pass over the start of the runway - notice the AI's 130km/h in the latest screen capture!).
The P38 screenshot in my first post was my landing and my wheels had just touched the runway - I could've chopped the throttle a bit more but bear in mind from what I was seeing there was a possibility that I still had over two hundred feet below me!
Yes that is the altimeter in a Ki-84
Thanks everyone