Another idea would be to keep it enabled, and then keep your finger on the trigger as you are dogfighting? It seems to me having your finger "hot" on the trigger for the second detent when the pipper comes in contact with the bandit might be better than going the whole trigger throw. Wish the warthog had this mode!
I would disagree with that technique because a sympathetic squeeze while maneuvering means you are now shooting. Another reason is that you would have 1/4 of the stick authority you would otherwise have except for the entire engagement. So, no, I think that is a bad idea for many reasons. If you need that enabled to AAR, then practice more AAR.
@@GDViperWorks Ahhh gotcha, I thought maybe it modified the curve and you still had 100% of the authority left, it was just that the first half was half as sensitive. That makes sense!
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Another idea would be to keep it enabled, and then keep your finger on the trigger as you are dogfighting? It seems to me having your finger "hot" on the trigger for the second detent when the pipper comes in contact with the bandit might be better than going the whole trigger throw. Wish the warthog had this mode!
I would disagree with that technique because a sympathetic squeeze while maneuvering means you are now shooting. Another reason is that you would have 1/4 of the stick authority you would otherwise have except for the entire engagement. So, no, I think that is a bad idea for many reasons. If you need that enabled to AAR, then practice more AAR.
@@GDViperWorks
Ahhh gotcha, I thought maybe it modified the curve and you still had 100% of the authority left, it was just that the first half was half as sensitive. That makes sense!