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I mean the F-4E from HB. Maybe you don't have one. Most likely, the translation does not convey the correct meaning.I understand that in the F-14 HB they implemented a tape recorder with rewinding, and in the F-4, for the convenience of the HB players, they made a tape recorder from the flight recorder.

This tape recorder was my dream in the 80s. In the city where I lived, it was one in 70,000 people. It cost about as much as a new car, and the owner was considered a very rich man. He was allowed to travel abroad in the USSR! I wanted to buy one for myself in 2022. There is one master in Ukraine who restores the equipment and appearance of the device. It looks like new, with all the stickers, but it's not destiny anymore. He gave it away for $170 in perfect condition.

On the F-4, the player works like a CD. CD appeared at the very end of the 80s. There is a DAT or video cassette in the F-4 DCS.

I've had the company for a long time, and I really liked it. I proposed it to a friend today. A question arose-what is "3 instant action practice scenarios"?

I went through missions with the SA-3 yesterday. When I was returning home to BIGHORN, the SA-3 started pinging again. I descended towards her, came up to a very close distance using the mountains for cover and shot her with a machine gun. ) The old Soviet air defense systems can't do anything at close range. It's easier to kill her than to hide from her and waste fuel. Only on condition that she is not guarded by AAA.

I totally agree. There is a DCS: Debden Eagles Campaign - Mission 3 video from Wolfpack345 on YouTube. This video is a year old and the mission is working fine on it.

I don't understand anything about logs either. I did a voice-over mission once. I did it for a long time, almost half a year. I added different sound files to it. And at some point, at the end of the mission, I had a crash on my desktop. The most difficult thing about it was to understand what it was related to, I had to go through the mission to the end. Then I accidentally saw the name of my audio file and an error in the log. I removed it from the mission and everything worked. I have reviewed this log. I didn't see anything related to Debden Eagles.

It's a very interesting and long mission. It lasts approximately 1:40 hours. Everyone returned to the base except QP-A. Perhaps he fell during an attack on an enemy airfield. Unfortunately, near Kenley Airfield, right before landing, there was a crash on the desktop. In screenshot 334, COBWEB returns over Freestone. And crash log. dcs.log-20250731-222414.zip

I found it, but it was very difficult. The letter "A" on the fuselage looks very dim. If the plane had been silver instead of green, the letter "A" would have been more visible. It's just a wish. Actually, you can do that.)

There is a question. Do I need to start the company over after the patch? I skipped mission 3 due to problems and started mission 4.

It is not clear when to take off and who to join. All planes take off regardless of whether I press the space bar or not. I caught up with a group of planes, but there were only 4 planes in 334 COBWEB. Then 2 more caught up with me from behind and one crashed into me. It was about 15 minutes after departure.

I'm 51 years old and I had a walkman.) It was only now that I realized what they had done, just like in real life. We need to listen to the rest or rewind the tape to the end.))) I liked this music. Song1.7z Song2.7z Song3.7z

I agree, the company is very interesting and conveys the atmosphere. There's only one problem for me. I don't always understand what needs to be done. For example, the word "saddle" in Russian is used only in relation to a horse. The word "join" would be clearer. For example, "join from the right 1-5 miles away." Option "saddle on the right 1-5 miles away") Perhaps this is the cowboy slang of the US Air Force.

does not work.

I rarely listen to music myself, but I recently liked one. I wanted to keep the original side of the tape and make my own side. Now I know how. Songs on the B side with naming like BSideSong1.ogg.