Snoopy

Deleted to not break rules.

See the below video on what the UHF repeater should show when running through the self test after turning on the mid radio.

When the battery switch is powered on the clock should initiate a self test and then show 00:00 plus how many seconds it took to complete the self test (7 seconds in the video) until loaded from the DTC. See the video below I recorded today.

Same issue in VR

Used all the time in combat and training.

Even if you found one if it isn’t taken with an NVG enabled camera you’d be hard pressed to see them.

It would but likely not in scope of what the 355th needs. No they’re not

That’s not how the system works. It is correct as is now to simulate how we set up the cockpit before the pilot steps to the jet.

External NVIS lighting has never been modeled. modeled

HMCS on the A-10C isn’t the same as JHMCS on the Hornet or Viper. The NVGs mount on the pilots helmet like they would pre HMCS and the HMCS monocle is still usable.

I think your conspiracy theory is reaching just a little.

Not ground crew related at all. It happens automatically based on what is loaded.

No they don’t, it was correct for earlier suite aircraft. It’s not for what we have now.

It isn’t

To be fair in the real jet you can’t see the console lights when in direct sunlight, even with them tuned all the way up.

+1 and make it green so it’s “NVG safe”

Actually reading the TO I think it’s wrong and should be in the upper right. Have to do more research...

Not that I can remember.

It’s because that’s how it was designed on the real jet, it only mirrors the right MFCD TGP video. It has nothing to do with what wing the TGP is loaded on.

Yes the sound everyone was use to hearing is actually the landing gear warning horn and should have never gone off everything the MC light illuminated.

I see what you mean now, but your initial response wasn’t clear to me what you meant.

It also needs to be slightly of center to mirror being over the pilots right eye.

Not that I've seen. The same radio head controls both ARC-201s so you can't tell just by what you see in the pit.

Real world single/ripple is a switch on the back of the rocket pod. Being able to change it in the DSMS was a work around for not being able to do that in the game.