SimFreak

I wish Russia would take same approach as USAF and create a volunteer professional force. 1.1 mil useless 'cannon meat' is not a way to maintain 1st class military.... IMHO.

2 ....to me this coloring feels 'amature-ish'

That does without saying. :) Polonium tea as a nice example. I'm talking about part when she was pointing onto commanding officer who was wearing MOPP0 saying that "Look! He is protected". Readiness in AF teach this stuff constantly... maybe army should look into their training....

Finished watching first part...and end part of it seems....odd. MOPP gear does NOT protect vs radiation. Although that women implied that it does.... It will protect in full MOPP4 from inhaling that crap and skin contact from other chemicals...thats it.

Nice pics.

Impressive stick work....can't wait to cra...errr...land my self.

Good.

I hear they are not very pleased with them. Especially when they compared them to A versions of Mig29.

or better yet, wait and see...

Oooo...that looks fun.

Here's my list. TrackIR Proper HOTAS (Cougar / CH) CH-Rudder Couple MFPs

вопросик - как дела с дымовыми шашками на танках?

Here's a Q I forgot to ask at E for All. Will MBT deploy smoke cover to protect self?

It would be amusing if suddenly fuel would run out... ;)

Enough milking! Post second part already ;)

Also it would be nice for black puffs. ...

But how else would you build up salavia of fans. ;)

http://www.chproducts.com/retail/mfp.html

Here's more of a general E for All write up... http://x7c.xanga.com/aa8c27e639235153864078/w114997761.jpg http://xea.xanga.com/d28c173058030153693244/w114851207.jpg On the first day before general public entrance, some award winning high school band made noise outside as wanting to attract more people by horrible music. Then inside a lobby, a ceremony was hold for the best costume out of only 4 people who showed up. The winners, a guy dressed in black outfit with a balloon like thing called Boo, was allowed to join the ranks of professional cos-players. After ceremony, the HS band and costume-players led everyone inside E for All. It seems on the first day only around 50-75 people were waiting to enter. http://x7c.xanga.com/099c3323c5132152874278/w114144472.jpg http://x63.xanga.com/ec0c211422d35153864336/w114997956.jpg On the second day, a Scottish band, 30 minutes before doors opened for general audience, played motivational music as before going to battle. With a crowd of 100-150 people standing around and enjoying music, band moved up to an entrance and everyone rushed in. The only other display other than BS that intrigued me was super-expensive vibrator chair with R-Factor. After driving it for few minutes, I frankly did not get a feeling as of being in a car, but more like sitting on a off balance dry machine. It did not assist me in any way. It actually made it harder to drive because wheel would get jerked out of my hands. G-25 felt nice, but force-feedback was turned off, so it didn't properly represent 300$ wheel. http://xb3.xanga.com/471d851671c30153075924/w114320085.jpg Other then those two displays, I had no interest in Wii, 360s and playstations. PC side showed nice hardware running UT3 and other games. There were Counter Strike tournaments and other games.Geeks were being geeks. http://x85.xanga.com/f93c110311d30153693253/w114851215.jpg I met up with Jason and walked around with him for about an hour listening to his commentary about E for All, presenters and displays. He said this show was very small compare to original E3. Although I didn’t know better, to me it show was big enough. For the rest of the show, I hanged around CH / BS booth testing FM of Ka-50 as I hovered around airfield and crashed over and over and over. Since I’m a Cougar guy, CH folks in good fun flamed me a bit. Yes, CH is more precise than my slightly modified metal joystick. Suddenly one hour before closing, an entire half of pavilion on PC side lost electricity. Sys-admin for CH, Michael, like a cool cat took out a pipe and started puffing away. Powerless future of flight sims Big thanks to Debby, Jason, Matt, Evgenii, Michael, Tom and Ghost I had a lot of fun meeting online persons.

4 Yes.

What the heck is that? Can you talk about it little bit?

Day two is up. http://www.simhq.com/_commentary/all_038a.html

Here's a video I found of CH guy (Micheal) talking about MPF http://www.tgdaily.com/content/view/34443/118/ (I'm working on general E for All write up...but it's coming very slowly)

Countermeasures Equipment The countermeasures dispensers are located on the wing tips. For the programming of countermeasure dispensers, the UV-26 control panel is used. Depending on the type of threat, the pilot can set the appropriate dispenser program for expending chaff and/or flares. The pilot can determine the number of flares to dispense in the volley, the time between each flare, and the time between volleys. Using the control panel it is possible to select with dispenser to use (left or right) and when to start or stop the dispensing program. I think it maybe a typo since Ka-50 only has flares. (including 4 signal flares)

Knowing how slow DoD works, unless you have insiders, this request will stay 'in the bottom of a pile'.