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My suggestion would be using some sort of free meeting software. My squadron uses Team Viewer. It's a free download and doesn't require a license for home use and allows screen sharing. It even allows you to point things out on the screen via a very noticeable blue arrow. We usually use it for building missions together and it works that way, I don't see why you couldn't use it to train people as well. I don't know how well it will work in VR though

I'm pretty sure this is a limitation programmed into the Sim as a simplified means of making sure the tankers tacan isn't mixed up with the ground stations tacan. The easiest way to think of it is X for ground Y for air.

If you are in a user created mission that was made with the mod, then you will have to remove that element from the mission. Otherwise you will continue to have issues. If you didn't create the mission with the mod then I have no clue. If you want to continue to have F-18's in the mission then I would suggest replacing the modded aircraft with the default F-18C in the sim. Hope that helps :)

First make sure you are not too heavy, a good rule of thumb is a take off weight below 21000 lbs. (you can stretch this a bit depending on ambient temperature/altitude and whether or not you have turned the water injection on). Your plane should already configure itself for VTO on the HUD at the moment but that may change later. (it's very useful for maintaining your position in a hover.) Depending on temperature and altitude you may need to turn the water switch to T/O but it isn't always necessary. Set your nozzle lever to 82 degrees as this puts the end of the nozzles even with the ground. Slowly increase the throttle until you are airborne. For specific information about performance charts/etc. take a look at the pocket guide that RAZBAM has put up in the general forum. I hope that helped a little.

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I was trying to remain neutral in my post and I'm sorry Nero.ger if you took my comment as an attack against your suggestion I didn't intend it to sound that way. I honestly have no idea what the N/A was able to equip and others have already answered the question about the P. If the L was used in any capacity then i'm happy to see it it on the load out list :). If it wasn't used though, then I would prefer it wasn't included. Just my opinion and Kudos to your pun about "heated opinions"in a thread about heat seeking missiles, whether it was intended or not.

Regardless of how superior/inferior a particular variant of a missile might be, if the aircraft was not equipped to fire that missile it should not be included in the module. There is more to firing a missile other than if it fits on a pylon or not. Avionics and equipment need to be compatible as well, and while I understand the appeal of balanced game play I have to point out that what we get are simulations of aircraft, their capabilities, and equipment and sometimes that means the playing field is uneven and unbalanced. If the missile was ever used by the Harrier then by all means include it. if it wasn't, then leave it out.

I don't see the need to access the mission editor for this. It seems to me like the easiest way to change between the visor or Nvg models would be to simply click on the stowage box in the cockpit. one click and they are on, another and they are off. I'm not sure how easy or hard that would be to code.

The Russian Carrier has 3 spawn points, all on the launch positions of the carrier. Anything beyond that will not spawn even if the planes are assigned to the carrier in the mission editor. No clue for the U.S. carrier though. I would assume that it would be the same though. 4 spawn locations on the catapults. I would hope that they will add more parking spaces.

I would love to see some visual landing guides besides the markings on the deck. I'm not sure if the Tarawa had these installed or not though.

This mode allows you to use the stick to trim the aircraft instead of using the trim hat.

No Problem Razor, glad I could help :)

The Marines use systems very similar to the IFOLS and ACLS as far as aids for landing in poor weather. The Wasp Class ships use the VSTOL/OLS and ICLS along with TACAN Navigation to find the ship itself. Edit: These aren't the highest quality pictures but still show the locations of the systems on the ship.