Aircraft Range

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Sorry for being dense but having read the manual I am still a little unclear. How do I amend my aircraft range? I am confused by the -1 number that is in there by default.

So if I want to give my aircraft a range of say 20 - do I simply put 20 in that box so it appears like this - or do I need to put minus nos. in?:

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'-1' = the default range of the unit. Put in any other number that you want [no negatives required]. Easy peasy !
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ORIGINAL: sPzAbt653

'-1' = the default range of the unit. Put in any other number that you want [no negatives required]. Easy peasy !
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So in the example top right, my aircraft should never fly more than 20 hexes from base?
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ORIGINAL: warspite1

ORIGINAL: sPzAbt653

'-1' = the default range of the unit. Put in any other number that you want [no negatives required]. Easy peasy !
warspite1

So in the example top right, my aircraft should never fly more than 20 hexes from base?

You can see the range by clicking on the indicated button in the Units tab in the Buttons Panel. The new range can be seen on the map as well as on the Unit View Panel. The top air unit had a range of 121. I made it 3 and that can be seen by the R:3.



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ORIGINAL: Lobster
ORIGINAL: warspite1

ORIGINAL: sPzAbt653

'-1' = the default range of the unit. Put in any other number that you want [no negatives required]. Easy peasy !
warspite1

So in the example top right, my aircraft should never fly more than 20 hexes from base?

You can see the range by clicking on the indicated button in the Units tab in the Buttons Panel. The new range can be seen on the map as well as on the Unit View Panel. The top air unit had a range of 121. I made it 3 and that can be seen by the R:3.



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Coolio - thank-you [:)].
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