Sydy

Hi Reflected, That's a negative. The only thing I did was to deactivate the Wake Turbulence. Other than that I loved the performance and it was much better than any campaign I flew before. I know 2.7 is helping. The clouds effects are just amazing... I will do the voice over today and upload the video. I already finished editing it. Congrats! Sydy

Hi Reflected, It was an instantaneous buying for me. I love the P-47. I already flew the first mission and it was awesome. I will make a movie series out of it with some voice overs to narrate what I was doing. The FPS was astonishing good even with larger formation and clouds in Ultra. My computer is average for todays standards and I only have a 2080 besides an average cpu (7700k). Congrats and I hope to post my first Wolfpack campaign movie later today or tomorrow. All the best, Sydy

Hi Rudel, WP, any waypoint. FYT, Fly to Waypoint. FYT is the waypoint you are flying to currently. All the best, Sydy

=BW=Jambock_Sydy - F-5E, please.

Nothing about the A-29 Super-Tucano?

Reduce engine only when on the ground...

Gents, Remember that after landing, if you get DECOL Warning, you may reset the FBW RESET button (the most correct) or press Autopilot twice (easier to map for me). It's up to you. All the best, Sydy

Hi guys, It has been quite a long time I've neglected to fly the Mirage. Last night I flew with my friends and felt the need to update my quick checklist. I included the new INS procedure, a pdf and a new RWR table. Here goes the link: Link: M-2000C Quick checklist for daylight ops + RWR Table Link: M-2000C Quick Checklist for Night Ops + RWR Table I hope you like these new updates. All the best, Sydy

Hi, Be aware that take off time is “airborne time”, not taxi time. If a flight arrives to land at that time, the ground crew will be inhibited and will not call tou to connect at the catapult. Crank it up, taxi out 5min before and get the hell out of there. If a flight arrives and they don’t call you, wait until all planes over the cvn land request launch again. Good luck, Sydy

You’re welcome! I can’t deny that I am a bit anxious for Syria DCE Campaigns (Hornet and Viper specifically), but I am a patient guy! lol Congrats for your team work!

I will, my friend. I will!

I have a hunch you are refering to my livery. Please, read the text on User Files Download or the txt included with the skin. It has 71 bomb marks to count missions, not aerial kills. Try to be less “trigger happy” and a tiny bit more elegant... Please, go to https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/files/3310548/ and read it. Alll the best, Sydy

Hi guys and @trace, I hope you are all doing well. Three days ago, my MFG Crosswind F-16 Combat Pedals arrived. Btw, this is not a paid advertisement. I bought my pedals and this is an independent review. The Packaging was very good and withstood the horrible treatment by the Brazilian Mail Service. @trace did a great job packing it from Germany to Brazil. The installation was not "that" intuitive, but trace told me to remove the original nuts so I could attached the new pedals properly. Here goes some pictures I made. I love the MFG Crosswind Pedals as it was already... Let's see after the addition of the Combat Pedals. Here how are the new pedals: From the back: The attachment proved to be tricky initially, but after I removed the rear screws from the MFG attachment point, the pedals became very sturdy and stable. My Original MFG Crosswind Rudder Pedals (attached to a 50x60cm wood plank: Time to remove the old pedals (and do some clean up LOL Remember to remove the rear screws. One side of mine came out easily, but the other needed some real "tapping" on it. I attached the original screws and tapped it out from the front side. If you don't remove the original screws, it will be almost impossible to make the new pedals firmly attached. Now the new pedals. Just to show how it is going to be attached (use the original screws that came with it). Let me show how I had to tap the original nuts out: Now it is installed and attached firmly. Don't over-torch it, but you don't need a torchimeter to do it.. LOL You will feel it when it's right. Let's put it into position and test it: Ok, now the part you really want to read about it. First, the original pedals were a bit too flat to me and I had decided not to change it originally. When I installed the new pedals, I did not change the angle and it fit precisely the way I wanted the new pedals. A bit steeper than the original and not that flat. It wouldn't be necessary to recalibrate it, but I did it anyway. It was good. I flew around 4 or 5 hrs testing it with the F-16C and the feel was great. I fixed the new pedals with the outer points so I had the pedals a bit wider. I thought I'd give more precision and it was confirmed in the tests. There is another set of attachment points that will make the Pedals 1in (2.54cm) narrower. The wider the pedal, the more precise was my control. Another thing I sensed is that as I am used to fly with the "heel on the floor" in real life, the new pedals helped me to keep the same ergonomics as I use in RL, contrary of the original MFG pedals. From the bottom to the top, the pedals length is 15cm and I felt that the transition from the "heel on the floor" to the "toe braking" was much easier and faster. The shape of the new pedal also brought a firm grip as I usually fly at home bare-footed (not bare-naked, pls, LOL). I felt that it was much much easier to brake with the new pedals. I can say that the Trace's Combat Pedals made my rudder and brakes much closer of what I sense in RL. The ergonomics are great and it was a perfect pair to my MFG Crosswind Pedals. Please, be sure that the original MFG pedals are quite good, but the new ones are just excepcional. I'd like to recommend to all MFG Crosswind Pedal owners to consider this acquisition. Contact @trace via PM and manage your buying. From Germany to Brazil, took around a month to receive it, mostly because of the Brazilian Mail Service (it is quite bad). @trace, congratulations for your design and I hope you sell a lot of them to our flyers. All the best, Sydy

@MateusOV pretty cool to see 4 skins made by Brazilians selected! Congrats!!! Mandou muito bem, brother!

BRASIL! A LA CHASSE!

@BIGNEWY, Thank you very much for running this contest. It proved that it is a winner receipt to make the community eager to participate and to involve a lot of people. I humbly thank you to be selected as one of the winners. It is an honor to be picked up among so many great skins. Congratulations to all winners and all participants, no exception! We all won! Rodrigo and Danilo, now we have an Oficial Jambock livery. The entire Brazil community is happy. Happy for this livery and for having 3 Brazilians among the winners, @MateusOV with two liveries and @Danperin with another. You guys rock! All the best, Sydy (Mossie, here I go!)

Thanks a zillion, PB0_CEF!!! We love your DCE Campaigns!

Perfect! Very good one!

It's funny to see some of us trying to create rules after the contest is finished. Gents, let the organizers judge. I am sure they had their rules set since the beginning. It's a waste of energy to be saying "do this" or "do that"... Let it go and life is what it is... They know how to judge their needs much better than us. my two cents, anyway...

Hi Florence, Just to thank you. I started the campaign today and flew two missions. The departure sunrise on the first mission is amazing. Tks a lot! Sydy

Same happens to me. Any update?

At least I can say "I made P-47 Skins before it was cool!" LOL

Good luck, gents! Alea Jacta Est!

Thank you!

Barrett_g, Good one! LOL I do remember the "Big Beautiful Doll" while hanging in the IWM in London and the Pony with that marking in Duxford. Do you remember that it collided with and Skyraider during an Airshow there? I may do it just for the fun of it. All the best, Sydy