mjmorrow

Some of the skins for the Mig-21 need to be updated to work with the latest build for DCS World. I don't know if this particular skin will work now, but is this what you are looking for? http://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/files/1305861/ :thumbup: MJ

The A6 is beautiful. I want one! :thumbup: MJ

This video is nothing special, but it does show off how great the DCS Alpha is running on a pretty middle of the road PC. I do have distance set at high, I'm using flat shadows, no HDR, & no depth of field. I mainly use complex shadows, HDR & depth of field for screenshots. http://dai.ly/x3uqrel :thumbup: MJ

Makes sense & no big deal. The Tucano can be used for counter insurgency mission simulation, which is what I would want to use the Super Tucano for. I will still miss the word, "Super." :lol: :thumbup: MJ

Wow! Great landing, there. I am still learning how to hover and all that good stuff. The only safe way I can land is with an airplane style approach to the runway. I love the challenge, though. Awesome ride! :thumbup: MJ

My vote is for the Embraer EMB 314 Super Tucano. The Tucano would be a great and welcomed DCS add-on, but I am a sucker for the word Super, so if we can get the one with Super in it, that would be cool. :D :thumbup: MJ

My headphones with mic died a while ago. I want to try to get back into playing with my multiplayer squad, so I need to buy a new set. Any recommendations, for under $100? :thumbup: MJ

I love the Mil-8. This is one great ride. if you don't have the Hip, you are missing out, really. The Black Shark is my go to scout & tank sniper. The future Belsimtek Hind is going to be my go to run and gun the place up, while listening to Slayer, gunship. The Mil-8 is my anything & everything else that is super awesome to do, all around good time, helicopter. I really can't wait to use the Mil-8 for transporting passengers, search & rescue, hauling stuff. I am in for a treat. Surely, for many of you, I am simply preaching to the choir, but bare with me, this is all new to me, and super fun. The Mil-8MTV2 is a real work of art. She is such a beauty, interesting to look at, even when cold and dark, on the ramp. So much fun to sim fly. I wish I became a HIPster, sooner. Thank you to the team and testers, for all your hard work. I appreciate it! :thumbup: MJ P.S. I can't wait to try the Mil-8 campaign. I have heard great things about it! :pilotfly:

That is generous. Squirtle is awesome. If I had a Bulbasaur, I would do it. :) :thumbup: MJ

If the rules allowed someone to givesaway a Mi-8 to me and I incidentally, just so happened, by some coincidence, to giveaway a BF-109K4 to that person, by random chance, I would do so. :smilewink::music_whistling::lol: :thumbup: MJ

Thank you for the heads up, Vincent. I ought to read the rules. I withdraw my invitation to make an offer to trade and I won't make such an invitation again. Thank you for bringing this to my attention. :thumbup: MJ

While the BF-109K4 is outstanding, when I have the time to sim fly WWII online, I intend to use the P51 and the P-40 with my virtual squad mates. For offline, I really enjoy the Black Shark and I think I would love the Mi-8. Anyone want to trade their Mi-8 for a BF-109K4? :thumbup: MJ

I tried to make the rocket attack video look a little bit more like a Warleaks amateur video. Here is the link: http://dai.ly/x3mvozo :thumbup: MJ

This is a Blackshark Start Up video. You can follow along using the checklist in the attachment. I did not make the checklist and I need to research the author, so I may give due credit. http://dai.ly/x3meg0k Normal Checklist (Pro) v2.1.pdf

This is just a short video of one of my early efforts with the Mirage 2000c. I am extremely happy with the Razbam Mirage 2000c. I appreciate that the module is still in Beta, but I am having a real blast learning all of the systems and messing around with this extremely nimble little machine. :thumbup: MJ http://dai.ly/x3jphbq

I love the Mirage 2000. I can't wait to try the Mirage 2000 out over Nevada, today. My only regret is that I can't play with her, tomorrow!! :thumbup: MJ

I'M very impressed and pleased with all three. Thanks for the heads up, Zebra! :thumbup: MJ

I'm really looking forward to a clear and concise instructional video on how to program and use the INS. I suspect that the INS will be one of those sweet spot moderate difficulty concepts, that engages and challenges flight simmers, without being too complex to be fun and rewarding. I can't wait to master the INS! :thumbup: MJ

The F-16 is arguably under appreciated in the US, though, as a Battlestar Galactica fan, I have to respect any machine nicknamed, The Viper. :smilewink: :thumbup: MJ

In part, for sentimental reasons. French planes, such as the SPAD VII Chasseur, French air aces, such as Georges Guynemer & Rene Fonck, and US Aces using French Chasseurs, such as Edward Rickenbacker, inspired me to get involved in flight simulation. I see the Mirage 2000c as a sort of spiritual successor to the SPAD VII. The Mirage 2000c reminds me of the very reasons I sim fly in the first place. :thumbup: MJ

+1 I really like both, but I like the Mirage 2000c far more than the F-16 for WVR Air to Air. If, in multiplayer, we are hitting a ground target or if it is a BVR situation and the AIM-120c is in the picture, I may feel differently, but in a WVR furball, I would rather the Mirage 2000c, hands down. :thumbup: MJ

This would be utterly perfect, assuming that all of the procedures are the same for the DCS Mirage, Empennage! :) I really like these videos, very cool! Thank you for posting these super cool videos! :thumbup: MJ

Is the tape on the left the Vertical Speed Indicator? :detective_2: Just a guess. I have no clue. :thumbup: MJ

CptSmiley, Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year and yes, you can bet we are all going to be trying out that amazing Mirage 2000c and having a great time of it, too. :thumbup: MJ

Both of your suggestions are very sensible things to do. Thank you for bringing this to our attention, Azrayen. :thumbup: MJ