Vinny002

Hi, guys! I flew at an altitude of around 14,400 meters or about 47,200 feet, I ran out of O2 in about 74 minutes at that altitude, I'd say the O2 in the DCS Mig-21bis is getting better with each update!! Cheers, Vincent

And this photo is taken during the day. This is the same photo as in the above but the right side console is black instead of dark blue as shown in this photo. Please see attached. Thanks! Cheers, Vincent

Hi, guys! I noticed something I'm not sure about. Here is the photo of the right side console should be dark blue instead of black as shown here. This photo is taken at night. Please see attached. Thanks! Cheers, Vincent

Hi, guys!! A couple of uestions for you, the O2 system in the DCS Mig-21bis in 1.2.11 works like the O2 system in the real Mig-21bis now, right? And the DCS Mig-21bis is almost out of beta, right? Thanks! Cheers, Vincent

Hi, Eagle0110! I didn't know that! That makes sense! Thanks for pointing that out! @iFoxRomeo: no problem here! The nose wheel problem solved! Cheers, Vincent

Hi, guys! I noticed a bug in 1.2.11, the nose wheel is to the right. I got the Mig-21bis systems and the engine running, the nose wheel is still to the right. Please see attached. Any solutions to this problem? Thanks! Cheers, Vincent

Hi, guys! Question for you, the oxygen system won't run with the Mig-21bis shutdown, right? In the DCS Mig-21bis the oxygen system runs even with the Mig-21bis shutdown. Thanks! Cheers, Vincent

Hi, Art-j! I think the flight model in the Mig-21bis is more accurate now since the update to 1.2.11! Thanks! Cheers, Vincent

Hi, iFoxRomeo! That makes sense! Thanks! Cheers, Vincent

Hi, guys! I figured out how to replenish the oxygen supply. I have to request the ground crew to rearm to replenish the oxygen supply! Thanks though! Cheers, Vincent

Hi, iFoxRomeo! Very interesting how Tango got the Mig-21bis in sustained level flight at 62,400 feet or 19 kilometers!! Thanks! Cheers, Vincent

Hi, iFoxRomeo! I saw Tango's post saying the Mi-21bis held sustained level flight at 62,400 feet or about 19,000 meters or 19 kilometers in the the cruise not realistic thread. Thanks! Cheers, Vincent

Hi, QuiGon! Got it! That makes sense! Thanks! Cheers, Vincent

Hi, Kaiza! Is that right. No, I didn't take note of my OAT. I read in this forum about the cruise performace, the Mig-21bis is said it flew straight and level at an altitide of 62,404 feet or about 19,000 meters or 19 kilometers. Thanks! Cheers, Vincent

Hi, guys! I'm having the same issue too with the speed decreasing at around 15,000 meters even at full afterburner. Does anyone else have this problem? Thanks! Cheers, Vincent

Hi, guys! Is the cruise performance fixed now? Thanks! Cheers, Vincent

Hi, guys! I'm having the same problem like what valkenswaard is having too. I got the throttle up/down (joystick) mapped to one of the buttons on the joystick, I release the throttle, I get the typical button "click" sound in a loop, and the throttle lever in the cockpit does not move, and the throttling up with the keyboard command works fine. Any solutions to this problem? Thanks! Cheers, Vincent

Hi, guys! I'm not 100% sure, how long does the O2 in the Mig-21bis is suppose to last? Thanks! Cheers, Vincent

Hi, guys! Question for you, how do I pressurize the cockpit in DCS Mig-21bis? I know about the hermetize canopy function. Thanks! Cheers, Vincent

Hi, Flagrum! Great! Thanks! I'm trying to figure out how to conserve O2 when flying at 15,243 meters or 50,000 feet! Cheers, Vincent

Hi, guys! Please tell me exactly where the cabin altimeter is in the Mig-21bis cockpit? Thanks! Cheers, Vincent

Hi, guys! Where is the cabin altimeter located in the DCS Mig-21bis cockpit? Thanks! Cheers, Vincent

Hi, guys! Did you read this post about the repair won't replenish the O2 supply in the DCS Mig-21bis? Thanks! Cheers, Vincent

Hi, ff4life4! Yes, I have the nose cone switch on. What does the nose one on the Mig-21bis do exactly? How do did your flight go, did you get up to 40,000 feet or about 12,200 meters without the afterburner on? Thanks! Cheers, Vincent

Hi, Buzzles! This is a fresh aircraft. @iFoxRomeo: I prefer using the iPad to take pictures because it is easier. Cheers, Vincent