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OMG, been looking for a way. I dont even know what Nosewheel means in my language.

MiG 21 - Vertically Landing Harrier on a moving carrier sweeping in from the side is a cakewalk compared to it.

Nevermind, I found RIO has its very own category...

I can't find the control category and entry for the (half) action on the HCU. Tried in the tutorial and no cursor movement on both the displays. Anyone help me out there please.

That is helpful, now I have an idea what the decs switch does.

Stalled the engine and figured out how to restart. Yay. Had to use a runway start to get it in the air, bc nose wheel no find. Good impression so far. Even landed but shot over runway, lol.

You're not the only one, lol.

I have a great idea for Congress: Buy DCS and A10 C module. Learn to fly the sim and hit stuff. Try the same with a fighter jet. Make a hearing with real pilots if the sim is any indication about the real characteristics. Might save some bucks.

Select target, track with skhval, contact wingman, tell him to engage your target.

The AP doesn't affect the collective and if you don't have Alt Hold active the AP won't hold the altitude.

The Skhval sometimes goes wild. I don't know what causes it. Sometimes cage / uncage works. It usually fixes itself after some time. I suspect high aspect angles responsible but I can't tell for sure.

I always use CCRP - mostly because I've never understood when the PBIL line will come up or not. I don't even have a clue about the line being solid and not and what that would mean.

Steer to your heading, stabilize and trim.

Get module Do training missions Feel all awesome Start plane Taxi to runway Full throttle Break gear Manage to take off Experience extreme drag Play with canopy handle Canopy flies off It's raining

I might need a hangar, soon. MiG-21 it is.

Can't access it, Google asks for a password I don't have and cannot change.

While the FC models aren't bad, they are a bit "simple" compared to the full modules like Blackshark 2 and A10 C. The full models are very detailed, featuring "sims-within-the-sim" when it comes down to systems like navigation, datalinks etc. You can have fun with the FC simplified models - they still feature quite realistic operation (e.g. Radar management - no simplified blips on screen to point at - you need to figure out a contact for yourself). For some extra bucks you'll get the opportunity to learn a lot about realistic stuff, which is some selling point when I consider buying: E.g. I knew nothing about orbitals and navigating between celestial bodies, before I bought Kerbal Space Program. In DCS I might consider activating the Russian cockpit to improve my Kyrillic when I press that red switch.

Mach 2? So it comes down to baiting missiles? I do it with the Ka-50. But not quite at Mach 2...

Maybe I will? But for now I have to make one a priority.

I often tell AI to attack air defence and they do so with their 6 mavs I give them. I'll join in if I know/realize their is some advanced AD system around. Once the SAMs are down I begin happy cluster bombing.

Are you the only plane / flight? I think there might be some kind of comm queue system that is worked off even when you don't tune into their comms. The more flights, the more delay is what I seem to experience with comms.

Fishbed or Flanker? Sukhoi does sexy design, but the MiG has all the switches! But the MiG will be cannonfodder against those newer jets? Design-wise I'd go for the MiG 15! I was grinding for it when I still played War Thunder, but it simply takes too long. It doesn't have missiles and radar, so I need at least the Fishbed. I need some input here.

Oh boy!

Which doesn't necessarily improve social cohesion...

Could be. But it could also mean making the craft more susceptible to other forms of detection. Or make it more fragile. Anyway, when the glass plane is there I expect the rural population to flee in terror from the devil (pilot) they saw flying in the sky.