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That's a shame - I'm sure Nevada had them.

Also unless you fly lots of ferry missions they have limited tactical use being limited to 4g and 0.9M.

Just downloaded the map and was really surprised that there were no approach plates - is this normal?

I can see both arguments but in VR a few extra critical bindings make a big difference.

Gun recoil was crazy.

This is reference to the following manual, GAF T.O. 1F-MIG29-1, so might not be accurate to the version we get. Page 1-110 refers to "reference coordinates" which are deducted from the waypoint coordinates as part of generating a code that is entered into the Nav Comp. Anyone know what these "reference coordinates" are? Putting aside the formulae used following the result of the above calculation, then add a couple of prefixes from the table 1-62B, this doesn't look like something that would be done in flight. I assume the Russian version doesn't have TACAN and this is only in the German version?

Will it fit the warthog base, I read somewhere that you don't get full functionality?

I'm currently reading the GAF T.O, 1F-MIG29-1. I'm guessing the game manual will be an abbreviated version of the real one, less the functions the German version had.

Is there a Hotas grip that mimics the Mig 29 that anyone would recommend? Thanks

I am reading the MIG29 manual GAF T.O. 1F-MIG29-1 and it it refers to 3 power modes, Normal, Combat and Limited. Apparently selected by the ground crew before flight - is this implemented in game?

Thanks - yes found it searching as above. Cheers

Anyone planning on creating a virtual Mig 29 squadron?

Do you have a link? I've found part 1 and part 2 that takes you up to about 150 odd pages.

Good excuse to learn Russian

I've followed all the advice and unfortunately still getting crashes. Any help greatly appreciated. Thanks. dcs.log