The WiTE2 game data for the Caproni Ca.310, Italian reconnaissance aircraft (also used by Hungary), has no camera.
- WiTE2_Ca310_Recon_missing_camera.JPG (54.66 KiB) Viewed 372 times
The cockpit instruments were repeated for each pilot. The instrument fit included a 'Pezzoni' compass, a 'Sonia' aerometer, a variometer, 'OMI' altimeters and fire detectors with extinguisher controls. The canopy was detachable to allow for exit in an emergency. There was also a rice-transmitter radio, for the marconist-gunner. This consisted of a RE 350 and AR 5 transmitter-receiver. This allowed both telegraphic and voice transmissions. To make this possible, there were two radio antennas: one fixed, one flexible. There were two accumulators and two air-generators. Finally, there was a photographic, photoplanimetric O.M.I. 13x18 camera, or a OMI APR 3 panoramic. Sometimes, a cine-machine-gun was also fitted.
Not entirely sure just how good of a recon aircraft it is without a camera.
