Snoopy

Pilots place maps other docs under it or attach bags to them.

Yes

Nope with two ARC-210s you transmit by... Mic switch FWD - Transmit ARC-210-1 Mic switch Down - Transmit ARC-164 Mic switch AFT - Transmit ARC-210-2

Wouldn’t change the tail number

The A-10C isn’t a new airframe it was just an upgrade to A models, so extensive the AF decided to re-designate as “C” models.

Shouldn’t we can’t carry it real world

No, that’s not something the A-10 has real world.

Like I’ve already said the current A-10C and what we are getting in version 2 aren’t pure suites so to call them suite anything wouldn’t be accurate. Agree

Neither version is a pure or correct suite so it wouldn’t be right to call either one a specific suite number.

You’ll be missing out, if they model half of what HMCS can do it’ll be a game changer.

I sure hope so, and IR illumination rockets!

Okay I’ll leave you to your unrealistic request then.

Actually it is, no mention in any Tech Orders = not possible. Thread honestly should be closed as it has nothing to do with the A-10C realistically.

It’s a big and already reported IIRC

Realistically through a gateway yes, what ED will implement who knows.

What I think they’re asking is an AWACS sharing data and it showing up in the TAD. Red for bad, yellow for suspect, white for unknown and blue for neutral.

Professional and honest like always, thanks my friend!

ADDED I did more digging this morning and it looks like what he have to do in accordance with our maintenance Tech Orders (1A-10C-2-71JG-2), which I listed below originally, is different than what is in the pilots checklist (1A-10C-1CL-1). Per the latest dash 1: MOTOR is used for air-purging of excessive fuel, cooling the engine, or manual starting. When the switch is moved to MOTOR, the following actions are accomplished, provided electrical power and an air source are available: - Air Turbine Starter (ATS) valve opens, causing the ENG START CYCLE light to come on - ECS shutoff valve closes - Both engine bleed air shutoff valves open. The engine operate switches are powered by the DC essential bus. ----------------------------------------------- FYI, Motor switches work in the current DCS A-10C but not completely accurate, they work mirroring the procedures we have to follow in the maintenance TO procedures: Comments in the video about Fuel Boost Pumps and Engine Generator switches. I can’t recall if I reported those years ago (along with a handful of other topics he mentions). Setting those switches is not actually part of our launch Work Cards but a I always set these switches (plus pulling up certain knobs on the intercom panel) prior to the pilot stepping. During Pre-Flight Basic post Flight or Combined Basic Post Flight/Pre-Flight inspections it’s actually a carded item to make sure all switches are “off, safe, or normal” except main air and bleed air switches. If they’re not in Supply or Bleed and someone forgets to pin the external battery pin it will drain the battery. Couple of the items mentioned in the video were reported back when I was a tester and mentioned again when I created the below thread. I hope between Habu validating them, and this being a direct result of a USAF contract they get addressed for A-10C 2, current A-10C, and where applicable A-10A. https://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=260353

This thread was created in the wishlist section for the A-10C 2, the first post mentions the title "Wing flex/over win vapor." Although I appreciate people "defending" me it isn't needed, everyone is allowed to have their own opinion on this subject that being said.... My reply... Folks obviously are reading into a four word sentence and insinuating I stated the A-10 wings do not flex. My reply was to a wishlist post concerning wing vapor and flex. Aka no I don't wish for wing flex but yes to wing vapor. I even clarified the vapor wish later by stating that vapor doesn't happen as often in the real world as it does in DCS. So for clarification (sorry if I'm not a structural engineer and not posting mathematical equations) yes A-10 wings do flex. BUT in my opinion, based on what I've seen over my career and talking to pilots on the subject (take it with a grain of salt if you'd like), they don't flex enough to really be noticeable so in my opinion I think ED should focus their efforts on things that matter and not something that would be so small you wouldn't notice or so overly done it would be cartoonish.

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With the preorder announcement ;) :D

Repeatedly jumping up and down on a virtual table isn’t going to make anything happen quicker. I don’t think many are happy with the view in 2d but again “screaming” on the forums isn’t going to accomplish anything.

You do you, I use to get very upset and vocal about issues with the A-10C and in my opinion it isn’t worth it. Enjoy what we have, we could easily not have anything.

Why don’t we just wait and see. Not sure why folks expect specific announcements for every bug that’s reported. Try to just enjoy what we have and hope it gets fixed. A year or two ago no one would have expected we’d be getting any kid of A-10 update.

That’s great to hear!