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Brilliant thank you!

Does anyone have a MiG-19P Maneuver chart?

Frankly I think it was a stupid enough question that nobody felt like answering

The original post is here Thought I'd take the liberty of linking it on your behalf.

More like millions And the Iranian ones don't have TF-30s anyway, they have flanker engines now or most of them do anyway.

Well My DCS install is 55GB without Normany or NTTR with most modules a 3.5" floppy is 1.44mb obvioussssllyyyy and a 3.5" floppy disk is 3.3mm thick So a stack of floppy disks that could contain my install would have 38195 floppies if they were all full So that stack would beeeee *drumroll* Just a smidgen over 126 metres tall

I don't remember suggesting that it was?

I finally caved I told myself I would only buy one carrier based fighter for full price in 2018 and that damn Tomcat is just going to take too long I've joined the hornet club!

The US when testing zero length launch integrated the system onto a road mobile trailer so it could be towed anywhere and used as a point defense fighter anywhere on land (terrain permitting) All the Soviet zero length launch systems I've seen have been rather more... experimental in nature, a static ramp for testing purposes quickly abandoned. Am I right about that? If so it seems to be a less attractive tactical proposition if you can't spawn a zero length launch system anywhere on the map like you could potentially do with an F-100 or F-104

YES WE DOOOOOOOO +1+1+1+1

You can see it in the Viggen if you look out far enough and down the intakes, the MiG-15 has got some spots which look funny if you contort yourself in a particular way too. The 21 had fairly poor FPS performance before this so I'll take it

Some of the later production ones did indeed get a rudimentary RWR I don't recall reading anything about any countermeasure integration however

A MiG-17F would be great for a Vietnam Scenario but I am so much more hyped for the MiG-19! It will turn like the 15 and accelerate like the 21, almost the perfect late 1950's fighter.

I would love to fly my beloved MiG-15 in multiplayer with an organised and competent group but I don't think I would have the time for reports and so on Any ideas for a slightly more casual group?

The hornet we're getting is very nearly the best version of the legacy hornet you can get so I'd be happy with it. The Swiss ones have a load of structural strengthening that adds weight too so I think this one should be the most potent fighter hornet there is.

Oh sweet summer child

Not with Razbam I would say. They've been good at consistent and open communication for a number of years now.

I have a related concern in that this sounds like more things that can develop bugs and more code to maintain which other developers with perhaps less complex (but still authentic) engine models may not have to do.

Ohhhh yeah that makes sense thank you!

Why does the ADI have the dirt side up?

This seems plausible to me also I was hoping for something solid from HB to tide me over while I desperately try to ignore the Hornet. I want my navy fighter fix to be Tomcat shaped but my resolve is starting to slip.

No nukes nor panel for me

No thank you from me. If people really need to access those controls they will simply bind them to HOTAS, none of us have a shortage of buttons.

Yeah, the system is a bit funny in DCS right now as anyone with a Viggen knows

And nothing to protect your head or the brain inside it!?