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Do you mean this same sensor block 50 with JHMCS have. In case your wondering how to tell it is an A model, look at the color of the Jettison system warning. Photo taken from here https://www.eielson.af.mil/News/Photos/igphoto/2000260132/ Here you can see both sensors, The one over the ICP and the JHMCS on the left side of the canopy. vRqbOvcmnO8 Some of the thing to note The sensor over the ICP The different VVI gauge The different master arm panel Different RPM gauge Notice how this ICP is different from the one in the First post as well, even tho both are A models Note the different UHF back up panel

Oh men we got SEAman on us...EEEEuuH! :D:smartass:

The reason to get the DCS F-16 is the same reason that every other modules has: Because you are interested in it. I don't have a F-14, F/A-18, F-5, etc. because I am not interested in them. I see nowhere where anyone mention you have to buy one or the other, so I don't get that point.

Learn something every day...You call them "the boat people"....LOL

GBU-32 is based on the MK-83 1000lbs class weapons. Not normally carried by any USAF aircraft AFAIK.

Thanks you for the update.

=Panther= Thanks, you know more than most of us. Not being sarcastic, you still work the aircraft. I haven't since 2012.

Many things, but I don't get the problem.

I don't know what we can load in DCS version. On the Real aircraft, yes. 3 Mk-82 (different versions) Two canisters (different versions) 2 GBU-12 (different versions) can be loaded on TER on station 3, 4, 6, and 7.

Cool great news. Even more accurate it will seem. I can't wait to try this module.

Nope

You right it probably took to around 2014 for this specific update/upgrade if not more for the entire fleet.

Depends on the versions of the JHMCS and it software. Not to be confuse with the HMCS or the HMD. Different systems.

It means that in what ever version of the F-16 that is for, you can load a missile launcher for the AIM-7 (BVR missile), a Missile rail for AIM-9 and 120 (Advance BVR ) or a MAU-12 for weapons. Not multiple loads per pylon like the F-4, F-15 Tornado can do.

Contact409, read rule 1.16 That manual is for the Greek F-16. Different cockpit arrangement, different characteristics, different system, etc. Little to do with the versions we are getting in DCS

No

Maybe someone can do the math. 1/8 inch (3.1mm) at the bases, stick is about 6 inches (152.4mm) long. How much movement will it have at the top?

Not sure if it applies to our expected version. I question the Gunpod, Recce pod, BVR missile, 600g tanks, anti shipping missile and A2S missiles. Should not be able to carry any of those.

I think this is a good video showing how much it moves Z9nePXG6YG8 Is a 360 video so you have to move the view. You can also see the pilot using the trim switch for those that still erroneously think it does not trim. Also, yes, this is not the versions of the F-16 we are getting in DCS. I am aware. I'm still hoping SpicyMiG can elaborate on what he meant.

What is my hope for the Livery? Only USAF Squadrons found in Shaw AFB, Misawa AB and Spangdahlem AB circa 2007. At least for early access period. Is hard enough for people to understand what versions we may get, you add different liveries, it will just add top the confusion.

HOTAS will depend on what OFP they modeled or use.

There are headphone that allow you to use blue tooth to connect you phone to them. Example the Kave xtd