scarecrow101

Anyone have a link to a printable quick reference guide for all the bombs and missiles that all the aircraft have? I have a quick reference guide for the Su-25T. Thanks!

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Looking for Ian Jespersen to show up tonight.

Nice pics.

Roger that, 9:30.

Thanks for the info.

fitness88 are you up for some flying tonight?

We flew last night on the aerobatics online server. We did some take offs and landings, some radar stuff and flew to a few places I've never seen on the map before. Good flight all around. If anyone else wants to fly, let me know.

That sounds good but not tonight. I will be around tomorrow night from 10pm -12am central time. Let's get it figured out then. Did you go on the aerobatics server tonight? I just landed. I flew the air show routine.

Let's go to aerobatics online caucasus.

Good deal. I fly in the evenings, most every night. Let's set this up.

If you lived near Kansas City, Mo. that would be great. Thanks! scarecrow

I need a wingman to practice with. Formation flying, dog fights, night flights, bad weather, ect. Central time zone, USA. Must have team speak. Thanks! scarecrow

It took me a while to get the hang of flying a 360 turn keeping the wing tip off the ground. If I keep in the 400 to 450 kts range I get a pretty tight turn anything above that I have to go wider. I mostly try to mimic the Blue Angels. It takes about ten minutes to fly the routine so far. I got most of it down pretty good. (I fly the F15c.)

Do you have a diagram of the different nose pitch angles for flying 360 degree circles? I am trying to make the perfect 360 degree circles at different speeds and nose pitch angles. Thanks!

Thanks, FLANKERTOWN.

There is alot more to the art of modern day dogfighting than just turning. Again, I am not asking for someone to teach me, I just want to practice dogfighting (guns only) with someone who is real, not AI. Thanks.

Good luck bud, let me know if I can help.

I started out 6 months ago learning to fly the SU25t. That is a handful to fly so when I moved over to the F-15c it was very easy. It's like driving a old pickup to driving a new c7 corvette. If you need some help I would be happy to share what I have learned over the last few months. I fly the f-15 everyday.

All I want to do is get some flight time in dog fights. That's it. Me against you. No more ... no less.

I flew against 3 MIG 29s tonight, guns for them, AIM 7s/guns for me. I get to ambush them on their six, I can get two then I have to deal with the third one who gets on my six while all the action is going on. Tonight, it was about 10 minutes of "making myself hard to hit" before he made a mistake and I got him. I don't know what the computer fighter will do to get me but on the replay he was doing everything he could to get me. Anyway, if anyone wants to fight, let's do it.

If you got the bucks to buy the Warthog BUY IT! I decided that if I was going to do this I was going to do it right and bought it. I have never looked back. Hands down, the best there is. I currently fly the Su 25t and the F15c. I haven't needed them so far but if I was going to buy one it would be the best one I could find.

Do you know how to use the Mission Builder?

Pick one aircraft and learn how to fly it. You can learn everything you need to know by watching YouTube videos. After you can cold start, take off, navigate and land move to the next step. That's what I did. Any joy stick and throttle will work in the beginning but down the line when you get better at flying you are going to want a better stick. I now have a Thrustmaster Warthog stick and it's great.

I can fly in either platform. I'm new to flight sims so we would have to figure out how to use Team Speak and how to set up the server. I fly now with Home Fries and his crew twice a week but I mostly fly Su25t with them. Get back to me and let's figure something out.