Hans-Joachim Marseille

Then why release a "nazi fighter" in the first place ... people may take offence. You don't want to hear it, you switch it off.

Sure, and since the question came up you'll also ban all guns in your country? I'm tired of people telling me what is decent, desired behaviour etc. and what not. If you take offence in this music, you probably shouldn't be playing violent games in the first place.

Could you also upload the "dirty version", just in case censorship-nazis decide to alter the music in a future release? I'm pro-choice.

Lucky b... I'm still looking forward to your AI StuKa though :P

I'm sure you will put it to good use with the Bf.109-K4; you're designing that model, right?

If this is an indication for the FM of the notoriously hard to land Messerschmitt, then I need to spend more time practicing ... bravo Yo-Yo and ED!

Jeez ... the last thing this world needs is more censorship. Having a poll about the music was the last thing I expected of this release. What's next, my avatar?

It's fun to learn together.

Like mentioned, the picture I posted is from a Me.262. Still a KG.13B, but modified (to illustrate the upgradeability/moddeability of the KG.13). The added button on the lower left is for clearing the breach in case of a jammed gun. KG.13 V60 is exclusively for FW. Button layout is (as illustrated here): "A" - pressed by the flip-over cover-turned-trigger, both MG.131 and MG.151 gun pairs simultaneously "B1" - exposed by flipping over the the flip-over cover, MG.131 gun pair only (according to the earlier posted electrical diagram, that shows lead 204P going to "SVK 2 - P200", and thus the MG.131), could also be used for additional wing-mounted weapons "B2" - top-left, bombs or droptanks "FT" - lower front, radio transmission ("Funk Telegrafie")

More pictures here. This is a (modified) KG.13B according to the website (from a restored Me.262 by Wildmoser). Website also shows a KG.13C with button "B2" moved down all the way to the bottom of the grip. So, modifications were done and the electronics allowed for extensions.

The electrical drawing offers more insight ... On the KG.13B, button "B1" connects to lead 204P, which feeds the electrical signal to the MG.131 (you can trace lead 204P to the "SVK 2 - P200" distribution box). "Knopf A" always fires both gun pairs (MG.131 and MG.151). All you would have to do is wire 204P up to "SVK 2" (note that 204P is not connected at "SVK 2" in this electrical diagram, but that it's an optional connection and "SVK 2" is prepared for it). Possibly this button assignment routing was introduced with a "Rüstsatz" (: upgrade, I think it's R6). So it fits to introduce this with a patch :)

I'm not sure if I qualify as a subject matter expert, but here is the manual; http://www.spruemaster.com/blog/wp-content/gallery/manual/Fw%20190%20D-9%20Teil%208A%20Schusswaffen.pdf. It mentions both guns fired simultaneously with "A" button repeatedly (eg. page 9). In the electrical drawings (page 37) you can see that you can block out the circuitry for "Schußwaffe Rumpf" (E16, fuselage guns) and "Schußwaffe Flügelwurzel" (D1, wing guns), thus selecting gun pairs. I'm sure that modifications could be made in the field to assign a different button to a different gun pair, but if this was so in "factory fresh" FW I dare not state.

and ... the benchmark of all doom metal; Katatonia.

Agalloch ... not an obscure Scottish malt, but proof that Americans also can produce some decent atmospheric/black/doom metal (granted, not at Katatonia level but still ...). Unpolished, the way I like my malts too. From Portland, Oregon.

No problem. We hope you partying all weekend did not delay Dora's release ;)

"Gatchaman" ("Battle of the planets") is about the only anime I watched, as a youngling back in the 70's.

Mauser! (formerly "Vader")

Happy Birthday, mr. Yo-Yo!

I forgot how great this album is ... Granted, not everyone can stomach this, but it's atmospheric nonetheless.

My contribution to the bikini theme ... Debra Paget in "The Indian Tomb" (a German movie of course ^^,)

Also found it ... I learn something new here every day :thumbup:

"Teufelseier" (: Devil's eggs), also called butterfly-bomb (cluster-bomb); http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Butterfly_Bomb. Copied by the Americans ...

That's why I already edited my post above ... The Mk.103 was too big, long and heavy for the Bf.109 (I found the counter after submitting my post). For MG.151 implementation too many modifications (motor-support, fire-wall, motor-supply) needed to be made, so also unlikely. Where did you read that no K-2's where built? It says K-2 and K-6 were built in small numbers, however it cannot be established without doubt that they made it into service. http://www.deutscheluftwaffe.de/Flugzeuge/Jeager/Me109K/flugzeug109K.htm

http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Messerschmitt_Bf_109#Bf_109_K Weapons: 2x 13mm MG.131 (300 shot each, positioned above engine) 1x 30mm Mk.108 (65 shot, through propeller) 2x pylons for under-wing weapons (2x MG.151/20) or rockets (2x W.Gr. 21 or 42) 1x bomb-pylon ETC.500 (1x 250 kg) or ETC.503 (1x 250 kg or 1x 500 kg)

What is your skill level? Can you already perform basic maneuvers such as level turns, take-off and landing? For Su-25T you can download an English cockpit mod from this link; https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/files/722567/.