Seems like since 2.7 dynamic waves became more noticeable and pronounced. This however creates a pretty odd and unlrealistic triangular wave pattern behind the ship. The actual turbulent, white water behind the ship should be more visible instead and it also looks like the Super Carrier sits rather high in the water and yo can see the red underside of the ship while it's steaming along in fairly calm waters. This does not seem realistic ad most videos and pictures you see online don't seem to show this.
Yep, just did some pattern work in the 21 in 2.7. Flies just fine, powered approach 360 on final 340-330 over the treshhold, lands like butter. When dirtied up the 21 requires lot of power ~ 85-90% N1.
Yeah, sadly I have never been able to use AIM-7's on the Tomcat reliably as they are always broken one way or another. I think this time it has something to do with the HOJ and the latest changes ED made.
I think what is Victoryis saying is that the real thing isn't pin-point accurate either and has some errors in it. I would expect that when turning and loading up with G's. Personally I never had an issue with it, just take some lead and walk the bullets across the plane, tip to butt.
Honestly with a project of this magnitude I wouldn't expect it anytime soon. I think you guys underestimate how complex the system and flight modeling of a Typhoon really are. Let alone the work and research required for its projected weapons.
Sure, it is disabled below 15kts on the Tomcat, for example. But I'm talking about the 100-80kts groundspeed band even. Would have to test it specifically for all speeds, however.
If you really want to stop as short as possible, use full airbrake after touchdown and full aft elevator as practical for additional aerobraking. The one issue I see with the Hornet's brakes currently is the anti-skid. Full brake application still causes wheel lock-up and black skidmarks are visible on the runway.