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Team Infidel
Milforum's Postmaster
Location: United States
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Fri March 23, 2007 04:24
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you can do it well if you have the FDC on your headset and the FDC is controling the fire.... that is how i used to do it. 
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Redleg
The fire is everything...
Location: Norway
Posts: 12,853
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Do you use the laser ignition system on your M109's??
We have the "good old" manual system, so it's not that easy to get simultaneous fire then.
But this is the first (and only) picture I've seen with two shells in the air fired the manual way, so if you have any other ones then I would really like to see them in here as well.. 
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phoenix80
Banned
Location: Canada
Posts: 7,560
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nice shot
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senojekips
Tribunus Laticlavius
Location: Australia
Posts: 2,370
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Thu April 5, 2007 04:51
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Rating: 10.00
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Exceptional timing Red. I've never known anyone to do that before without electronic triggering.
My digital camera has up to half a second lag time which would make it virtually impossible for me.
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Redleg
The fire is everything...
Location: Norway
Posts: 12,853
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My digital camera has up to half a second lag time
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It's the same with mine, that's why I was really lucky to get that shot.. 
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Sukio
Primus Pilus
Location: United States
Posts: 660
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Sat August 25, 2007 19:28
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Really amazing, I would frame something like that. On a high speed camera, sure, but, on a digital camera??? Like I said before amazing. Nice pic!
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Salute to those who give it all
"Only the dead have seen the end of the war."
- Plato
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