aces high how to plot a course

What are the rules of Aces High?

Aces High even has rules for different types of missions, from photo-reconnaissance to balloon busting to bombing. The number of maneuvers is limited to banks, turns, sideslips, and half-loops.

What are the key commands for Aces High help?

Aces High Help - Key Commands Radio 2 KEY_SLASH,SHIFT Radio 3 KEY_SLASH,CTRL Radio 4 KEY_SLASH,ALT Record Film KEY_R,ALT 72 more rows ...

What is Aces High?

The war in the air 1914-1918, published in The Wargamer Magazine issue 12 and later in a box. From the back of the box " Aces High is a simultaneous movement game that puts you in the cockpit, with only your own skill between you and your opponent's triumphant cry of "Flamer!" ".

How to plot a compass course on a chart?

If you which to plot a Compass course on your chart instead of a Magnetic course, you need add the ship's deviation from the table. We designate compass courses with a C at the end instead of an M, e.g. "C 092 C" denotes a compass course of 092.

How much is the subscription to Aces High?

The subscription is $14.95 U.S. per month (Texas residents add 7.25% sales tax).

Why can't I fly the newest planes offline in Aces High?

Enable the newest planes, vehicles and boats by clicking on the Options, then Arena Setup, then Environment button on your clipboard, then click on Field Settings. Next, click the Enable All button under the Planes list, then click on the Save button.

What is Aces High?

From the back of the box " Aces High is a simultaneous movement game that puts you in the cockpit, with only your own skill between you and your opponent's triumphant cry of "Flamer!". " .

Can an Ace pilot withhold movement points?

There is an interesting rule for ace pilots where the ace pilot can withhold (i.e. not write a movement plot for) a certain number of movement points. After the non-aces have completed their entire movement plot then the ace's can plot out the rest of their move and therefore react to the less-skilled pilots actions.

inav8r Line Up and Wait

What's the best way to plot a course from the bottom half (back) to the top half (front) of a sectional chart? I don't remember covering the techniques in ground school nor do I remember reading about it during my home study course. The obviously easy way is to just have two sectionals or get a true course from an online or computerized resource - however, I am looking for the pen and paper way - using only the one sectional chart. My course is from KPIA to KFDL and the flight plan requested per my examiner should be a straight line course from point a to point b to show my skills in planing a long distance flight based on dead reckoning and pilotage..

poadeleted20 Deleted

The method for doing this is explained on each sectional chart. Look on the back of the legend/header page -- complete with diagrams on how to do it.

inav8r Line Up and Wait

The method for doing this is explained on each sectional chart. Look on the back of the legend/header page -- complete with diagrams on how to do it.

BruceAir Pre-takeoff checklist

A little blurry, but here are the directions. This is a good question to ask a cocky student prepping for a practical test. It's one of those gems, like the information tucked away in the back of the A/FD that most pilots don't know about.

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What's the best way to plot a course from the bottom half (back) to the top half (front) of a sectional chart? I don't remember covering the techniques in ground school nor do I remember reading about it during my home study course.