Tarnfalk

Okay been trying to zoom in and even zoomed in it's extremely hard to tell. In combat or even just normal flying being able to tell the difference won't really be possible in a fast manner. It possible to make the difference a bit more clear since on computer screens, especially ones with lower end graphics, the differences are not high enough to be useful in combat or even regular flying.

Like it says in the title, the RWR is currently showing the 16 as the 18.

The radar seems to be missing it's range indicators. Had a second person check and they confirmed it.

The F-5 is honestly my favorite aircraft in DCS and I spend far more time in it then the F-18 and F-14 combined. You're at a constant disadvantage but the moment you gain even a small advantage you can exploit it to lethal effect. I actually shot down three F-18s over on PG BF the other day using the Tiger for the loss of one F-5 to a SAM site while doing ground attack. I'd pay quite a bit for a new version of the F-5 with all weather capabilities, an upgraded radar, etc. Could also do the Norwegian F-5A's with the ability to launch Penguin anti-ship missiles (passive IR guidance), AGM-12 Bullpup missiles, and I think it could also equip SEAD missiles. Throw in the Aim-9L which was the first all aspect Sidewinder and it'd make for a fantastic fighter-bomber. It would also give us the A variant of the F-5 which would be great for Vietnam servers. As Norway upgraded their F-5's they added ina active jamming pod. There's also this for if they overhauled the cockpit and it'd allow the Penguin missile. "A big step forward was the installation, under an USD 20m programme awarded in February 1991, of further new avionics equipment by Sierra Technologies Inc to replicate the F-16 cockpit in use in Norway, including an GEC-Marconi Head-Up Display, GPS navigation system, a colour video data system and HOTAS controls, Litton LN-93 lasser-inrtial navigation system and 1553 databus; the program (called Program for Avionics and Weapon Systems improventes (TIGER-PAWS), involved 7 Northrop F-5A and 8 F-5B(G); started February 1991." Got a lot of the info from here. http://www.the-northrop-f-5-enthusiast-page.info/AirForces/NorwayAF.html

Logitech G940

So probably been asked before but I can't seem to find the answer. You guy considering adding in prop and early jets? While they will be kinda useless for air to air their slow speed makes for pretty good ground attack and anti-helicopter platforms. Also having an unarmed TF-51 with it's long range and fuel tank could be quite useful for recon. Throw in the F-86 with basic air to air missiles and it could at least defend itself at close range when finished dropping bombs.