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Burky

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  • Birthday 10/21/1951

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  1. Thanks, for the good advice above. I'll try it with 16G RAM and upgrade if it glitches. I would like to get a stick that is close to the F-4E stick, but it seems all the makers have moved on. I will check out the Virpil WarBRD if it is still available. I scanned some of the squads and saw there was a full range of commitment required. At my age, I don't need the stress of having to be online at a certain time or else. I would just like to get on when I can make time and go find a dogfight or ground targets to obliterate. Again, thanks everyone. I appreciate your efforts to help a FNG.
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  3. Looking for some advice, but first an introduction. I'm nearly 73 yrs old, retired USAF pilot, with time in the F-4E from 1977-80, and I am considering getting into DCS but am looking for some advice and support regarding some second thoughts. I see a lot of posts about software issues, bugs, hardware compatibility, etc. I'm not that much of a computer geek, so not into modifying files and such to get things to work. So, assuming I get near top of line stick and throttle hardware, can I be reasonably assured I will be able to play in DCS. I have an Alienware R-15 desktop, Windows 11 Home, 16 GB, 13th Gen Intel(r) Core i7-13700F, with NVIDEA GeFORCE RTX 3060 graphics card. I am considering the Winwing Orion 2 HOTAS Metal Warthog with the F-16EX grip, or the VIRPIL Constellation Alpha Prime stick with the CM3 Throttles, or the VKB Gunfighter Mark V Ultimate stick with the STEC Standard throttles. I would appreciate any feedback on which of these three options would be best for DCS aircraft piloting. My intention is to concentrate on the F-4E but would probably also try my hand at the F-15 models also since I have a few hours in the F-15C. Assuming I can get into DCS without too much trouble, I am looking to work solo until I am proficient with A/A and A/G employment before joining a squadron. Once ready to contribute to a squadron's operations, any suggestions for which ones to join would be appreciated.
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