xxJohnxx

Thank you for doing all this research and testing, really appricated! I know how time consuming it can be, so kudos for that! :thumbup: Just as a bit of an input, maybe mark the tl;dr in the first post a bit better. While it is a good read containing a lot of information, a lot of people sure would quickly like to see the results. :smilewink:

Last video for the weekend (probably :music_whistling:). This video shows how to use CCIP deliveries for low altitude bombing: :pilotfly:

I agree with you on that one. It just makes stuff a bit more complicated than it has to be. Especially, if there would have been options to include both control methods. Anyway, Colseg did some work and created alternate keybindings, which you can find here: http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=130459 Just to make it a bit easier, I also uploaded my jostick default.lua which incoperates those changes by Colseg. Just download the file in the attachment and paste it into DCS World\Mods\aircraft\MiG-21BIS\Input\Mig-21\joystick. This will not change your keybinds, it will just give an option to use "alternate" keybidns for many HOTAS related switches. default.lua

Official, no, however, this thread has a lot of good stuff in it: http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=156825

Very nice work! Thanks for sharing. :thumbup:

Oh, thank you very much for pointing that out. Got myselfe confused there. You allways learn something. :thumbup:

One more (last one for the year :music_whistling:)! As a follow up to CCRP, this video shows how to perform CCIP bombing: :joystick:

Another video today, showing how to use CCRP bombing with the M-2000C. :thumbup:

Self locking.

The Ko-50 runs on normal fuel, so yes, you have to consider it in. Though it probably doesn't need very much fuel.

Thanks for the feedback! Very appricated! :thumbup: One more for the day: Using the Magic II :joystick:

Third video of the series showing how to use the Super 530D medium range radar guided missile: Hope you can enjoy it! :thumbup:

Probably not. Keys should be bound to the machine and not the installation.

Second video of the series showing basic radar Operation:

Finally got time to start my tutorial series as well. More videos hopefully coming over this week! :thumbup: Second video of the series showing basic radar operation: Third video of the series showing how to use the Super 530D medium range radar guided missile: Fourth video of the series showing how to use the Magic II short range IR guided missile: Fifht video of the series showing how to perform CCRP bombing: Sixt video of the series showing how to perform CCIP bombing: Sevent video of the series is about low altitude CCIP bombing: One more about aerial refuelling:

As ED is a russia based company 24th and 25th of December probably don't really matter to them. Ortodox church celebrates Christmas on 7th of January.

See this: http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=122801

Yep, would be nice to have!

That is not to difficult. If any of the white bars deflect to much from center, turn the knob below it until it is centered again. At the same time be prepared to adjust the cyclic a bit and retrim, as this might cause your pitch and bank to change a bit.

Taking a first look at the new map as well:

Whoops. Changed it :P

Hi, Just found some leaked security cam footage of an upcoming DCS World 20 module. Can't wait to test out the PFM of those! :joystick: John BTW: Have fun finding those on the NTTR map :thumbup:

Hi, Like with the MiG-21 and the L-39C I decided to do a tutorial series on one of my favourite birds as well, the Mi-8! :joystick: I allready posted this over at the Videos and Screenshot section, however, as I can now focus on doing some more videos within the next weeks, I decided to post it here as well. First video starts of with sling loading. Second video gives a brief overview on how to use the doppler navigation system: More videos to follow! John

Hi guys, Today I got another video for you! This time we will take a short look at the doppler navigation system and how to use it: :thumbup: Best regards, John

Nope, it has been implemented allready.