[whiskey111]

Where is a fuel indicator in P-51 ?

...now you can laugh at me

[katdog5]

Its down and to the right (with temp an oil)

[HH_Cipher]

I believe thats your fuel pressure, any way here:




Be aware, there is one indicator to the left of the seat, and one on the floor to the left of the seat.

[katdog5]

A ha!

[HH_Blaze]

That's your auxilary tank. Look down by your feet, there are the indicators for the wing tanks. :wink:

[whiskey111]

HH_Cipher - thanks

[katdog5]

Ok, can someone just go ahead and send me the full manual..who the hell allowed me up in this plane? HA

[KG64_Cnopicilin]

Some nice placing for the gauges by the engineers...

[Guest]

Some nice placing for the gauges by the engineers...

I reckon, it was long range escort fighter so...

1.They didn't need to check it because they had so much fuel and,
2.They were escort so they had a dangerous mission anyway and had no time to check it.

[KG64_Cnopicilin]

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[Murph]

As long as the pilot checked that his tanks were switched at the proper time, it was much more important to monitor fuel pressure than quantity.
Considering how the Mustang dominated the German fighters it met (in real life, not in game fantasies), I'd say the instruments were very logically arranged, thank you very much.

[Broworm]

Why did the plane had the gauges if they were useless?

If your leaking fuel, might be good to know if you've got enough to make it back :lol:

[Guest]

They put the guages in so they could charge a couple hundred dollars more.

[KG64_Cnopicilin]

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[Guest]

I thought businneses only cared about the money.