Avilator

Welcome to the forums! You say you're into FSX. Do you have any payware addon aircraft? I'm looking to do some formation flying practice with the RealAir 260 and LotusSim L-39. Not for at least a couple of weeks, though, I'm right in the middle of modding my joystick.

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You work at grainger?!?!?!? *DROOL*:D

The key bindings are different for sim and game mode. Could there be different keys assigned to the shkval in game mode than in sim mode?

I'm interested in the same question, but for the A-10C.

After you cut the wings off, I presume you would be making passes at the burning hulk on the ground?:D Edit: Or would you be fast enough to get it before it fell?

I seem to remember this as well. It was a B-52, and it must have been a two-seat fighter, because the pilot said into the intercom something along the lines "he's putting out flares like a ...................." (fill in the blank yourself;)) As to where to find it, no idea.

My advice would be to read the mission briefing so you know the general area where targets are, and put yourself in a position where nobody can shoot at you. (Via terrain masking, etc...)

Is there another method to use other than the double trigger? How should my switches be configured? Doesn't that throw off your aim because the cannon is off-center? (This last question assumes you are making a pass, not hovering.)

1.0.2 should go over a clean (un-modded) install of 1.0

I can only see the first page.:huh:

There are videos in the Photos/Videos thread about private fighter jets. One is a flanker in the US and the other is a MiG-15 in Poland.

Maybe consider an L-39. Yeah, it's a trainer, but it can carry missles, bombs, rockets, and gunpods. No idea of the cost, but at least it's legal, and there's a support base in the private sector.

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This book is mostly pictures, but carries some very detailed captions. No systems operation insight, though.

I'm not complaining, because it works!:thumbup:

But wouldn't going up a hill put you closer to the chemicals?:huh:

Glad to know I made somebody happy!:D

All I did was put the old card in my PCI slot, allow the computer to download the drivers automatically, and configure the programs. No sweat, and it works like a charm!

For those who gave input, thank you! I was able to take a sound card out of my old computer and use it in my new one. No problems at all=Solution found!:thumbup:

LOL!!:megalol:

^Something like that!^:D

HAVOC131 is referring to the idea that the world will end in a rather violent manner on Dec 21, 2012. The whole thing is Bravo Sierra IMO.

This is true, but some serious simmers out there might have a better chance at doing it well, perhaps better than some pilots of manned aircraft, because they would have to "un-learn" habits related to flying a real plane. Simmers are used to making an entire flight while looking at a screen, with its associated lack of depth perception. I myself have done both and I find that things like holding heading and altitude are easier in real life than on-screen. That might be because of controllers, settings, and whatnot, but I think a good, serious simmer would need minimal training, mostly in things like airspace rules, comms, and the like. Just my US$0.02.:joystick:

Well, it sounds as if you haven't been on the forums lately? The A-10C is the next DCS module.