sir Dennis

Thanks Bunny, it is a good starting point for the CM2 as well. Anyone any thoughts on what to (not) assign in regards to the differences between the two throttles? (No B7 and B8, no E3 etc)?

Sryan, thank you so much for this very helpful combat manual! I am about to take my first steps into DCS and starting with the F-15C. The PDF is comprehensive and fun to read. Clear images and examples help a ton: great!

Wow, thank you mastershotgun, Rudel_chw, Sierra99 and David OC! The printer is in overdrive and I'm looking forward to tonight :thumbup:

Hello! During the Corona Quarantaine I have decided to start my flight sim adventure, with DCS! I bought a bunch of modules. One problem: I don't have a PC (only Mac)... So I am in the process of getting some good control hardware as well as a good gaming rig. However, this will most likely take up a good few weeks. Meantime, I would like to study the manual of the first aircraft that I was adviced to start with: the F15C (yes I bought the Flaming Cliffs module as well). But with no PC around, I cannot install the module and print the manual from it. Is there another way to get the manual so I can print it and study it these weeks, while I waiting for my PC to be built? Any help greatly appreciated! Kind regards, Dennis

Hello everyone! My first combat flight sim was Interceptor on the Commodore Amiga. Just for this game I worked a whole summer as a kid, together with my brother, so we could buy this computer. Then onto Falcon. The other thing that really attracted me in games was multiplayer. I remember spending days trying to get to play Falcon with two Amigas connected through a special serial (or was it parallel?) port cable. And oh wow when it worked!! We were stoked! Two aircraft on an empty map :lol: Fast forward to 1994 or 1995, Falcon 4.0 with a Thrustmaster F-16 block 50 hotas. What a piece of crap that plastic was, kept rolling left unless you rolled right first and then came centre. Abondened that. Now, thanks to Corona, I decided to finally pick up combat flight sim again. DCS seems great: a true sim .... and multiplayer too :) I've bought quite a few modules, am currently on a shopping spree for some decent controls but I am a solid mac user, so I have to put a good gaming rig together... So I can't take off just yet, but I have learned the value of patience...