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So I was going through normal procedures based on NATOPS and when you turn off the OBOGS FLOW knob on the ground, you experience hypoxia right away. It would be nice to be based off of altitude.

Is there anywhere that shows the typical button assignments for COMMS?

After shutting aircraft after a few launch and recovery operations the other night, I got up and walked around the carrier a little. It was an amazing experience to see aircraft being recovered and launched. It gave me an idea for additional content. The list below would be nice features to extend the VR experience of carrier operations. 1) LSO VR Station - Somewhat implement, but could be improved with more VR features 2) Handler Station - A handler station within the bridge would be awesome to help direct traffic onboard and could use Touch/Knuckles to move aircraft on the "Ouija" board. 3) Primary Flight Control Station - Ensure everything is working smoothly 4) Yellow Shirts - Aircraft Handlers would be very cool to simulate during flight operations guiding the aircraft around the deck and helping in startup procedures 5) Blue Shirts - It would be cool to be able to drive the tractors to put aircraft into positions 6) Airboss - Ability to sit in the Airboss seat would be awesome to watch and direct aircraft 7) Fire Personnel - when those crashes happen! - Kidding

Typically, what mode of CCIP do you guys use 3/9, 5 Mil, or just standard? Thanks, Roses

I think it's because you have to load NAV data from the data cartridge once the INS aligment is done for EAC to function properly.

I'm looking to fly with a squadron or wingman, anybody on the West Coast in the US?

Thanks guys, I don't feel so bad now.

That's the same problem I'm having blown tires no matter what speed.

I've been practicing a crosswind landing on this mission, but am having some trouble with it. Can somebody try this mission, it's setup to land on runway 30 at 3000 feet at 200 knots. If you could post a replay of your attempt, I would appreciate it. Crosswind Landing Practice.miz

That's what I figured, but just wanted to make sure. Thanks Razi!

Thank you so much for your videos Tigershark, but I have a dumb question? When mounting the toggle switch to you panel is the nut flush against the switch? Basically, how do you get it flush against the panel without protruding? Thanks, John