CaliJoshua

I would check out the 132nd https://discord.gg/SUMNxHH9

I am looking for a small and dedicated group of F-16 pilots who enjoy realistic flying in complex environments.

Squadrons have various resources and despite the desire for a website, we don't have someone to setup it up. Finding the right squadron for you is key, but I would not limit to just TeamSpeak and website. I know many high quality squadrons that use Discord and have no website. I am with you thought, the transition to Discord took me a moment.

@CidTheViking We are best suited for pilots who already know their airframe. Each pilot specializes in one airframe so we can setup our pilots up for success with the realistic flying required. If you don't know how to use the airframe you want to fly, we do have a training program. However, the learning curve is not an easy one. Hop on our discord and we can have a chat. https://discord.gg/E7dDj9Rg7q

One Actual has the 4477th Red Eagles, who fly red air as a squadron. https://discord.com/invite/RBtRATruqb

Do you use humans for JTAC's?

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1y-Pcc41JSDBUhcXfAGn9_M6FlPi1M2GO-f3oXfHY2xM/edit

Please join our Discord so we can take a moment to get to know each other. https://discord.gg/HUbTwS9BJn

ONE ACTUAL - Sim Meets Reality ONE ACTUAL members experience the DCS sandbox with a realistic human interaction at every level within a theater of operation. ONE ACTUAL squadrons trains to real world standards for Close Air Support (CAS), Strike Coordination and Armed Reconnaissance (SCAR), Air Intercept Control (AIC), and more. Such realism provides our real life subject matter experts positive training reps. This means you will have human comms and work as a team from takeoff to the tactical phase of your mission, and until you are home safe. Imagine the immersion of working with humans at every phase of an operation. Your wingman, your air controller, the JTAC on the ground, or the AIC in the air, all working together to overcome challenges we can’t on our own. We also are fortunate to have dedicated human red air that flies profiled red air, and who have their own mission to accomplish. Such a high level of competency is earned with dedication to a continuous mastery of skills. Debriefs play a key role in our community culture and they are perhaps our best learning tool. Though we fly realistically in the air, outside the cockpit we are just a bunch of dudes hanging out and having fun. We are best suited for pilots who know their airframe well and are ready to apply their skills to overcome challenges with planning and teamwork. Our goal is to fly and train enough to tactically deploy our airframes as a team. This includes AAR, CASE III, CAS, SCAR, AIC, and more. Age 18 plus, and we are mostly plus. We mostly use Syria and PG maps on Open Beta, but NTTR and South Atlantic have a place as well, but are not required. If you want to experience this challenge for yourself, then hop in our discord and see how we are focused in the sky and relaxed in chat. Squadron Discord: https://discord.gg/HUbTwS9BJn Flying Squadrons: Recruiting is open -VFA-192 (FA-18C) -VMA-214 (AV-8B) -124th FS (F-16C) -353rd Test Squadron (Various Airframes) Non Flying Squadrons: Recruiting is open -JTAC -Controllers -AWACS -Mission Support (Mission and Operation making and planning) -Ground Force Commander -Gamemaster Timezone/OPS times: 2030 EST Thursdays and Saturdays Livestreams and Videos: Working with a JTAC SOLO vs Squad Play Scenario Based Training

Yes for the RWR volume

I know it sounds crazy, but my RWR volume is so low I can hardly hear it. This problem started before a reformat that was long overdue for many reasons. Since the fresh reformat, the problem persists. I am using An Arctic Nova Pro Headset in case that could be a cause. I have a volume axis assigned to a peripheral and I verify in the cockpit that the nob is all the way to the plus sign. I have messed with the sound volumes in the options and the only thing that helps a little is checking “Hear Like in Helmet.” I can hear the AI when I call for AAR and I can hear the RALT warning when I go below the set altitude. Any advice on this would be fantastic as I need the audio warning so I don’t blow up lol.

Squadron name: Golden Dragons VFA-192 Squadron size: Eleven Pilots, Six JTAC's, Three air controllers. Timezone/OPS times: 2030 EST Thursdays and Saturdays Realism Rating: Milsim heavy flying to the standards of our IRL SME's in Close Air Support, Strike Coordination and Armed Reconnaissance, Air Intercept Control, and more. Outside the jet we have relaxed atmosphere where we debrief and learn from each challenge. (https://youtu.be/T4i20HxMlK8) Roles needed: Hornet Pilots, JTAC's, Controllers Squadron requirements: Fly and train enough to tactically deploy the hornet as a team. This includes AAR, CASE III, CAS, SCAR, AIC, and more. We are best suited for pilots who already know the hornet well. Age 18 plus, we are mostly plus. Syria, PG maps on Open Beta. Basic notes: We fill the DCS sandbox with IRL SME controllers, JTAC's, AWAC's, and JSTAR's. We are a dedicated group that flies to realistic standards. We train to be mission proficient and capable of tactically deploying the hornet as a team, in all aspects of AA and AG. We fly in joint operations with two other squadrons for larger missions. Our discussion on solo vs squadron flying Debrief https://youtu.be/T4i20HxMlK8

I did some looking and perhaps I missed it, but does anyone know if I can make an OVGME repository from a OneDrive url?

I can hardly see it day or night, but I am using a 4K monitor; I wish I could see it like the MSFS one on the carrier

Someone found it and I am posting here in case someone else ever needs this https://www.shapeways.com/product/6BCBQ9KQZ/warthog-pinkie-lever?optionId=60890651&li=marketplace