Iceman seems more busted than usual.
-Absolute North and South seem fine, but his understanding of East and West is backwards.
-Absolute angels 10 and 15 seem bugged and non responsive.
-Can't swem to get any speed requests to work.
If an 120C and a 54A mk60 have a drag race near sea level, the 120 will be subsonic at around 0.85 mach before the mk60's motor even burns out, (at around Mach 1.9). The 54 will out range it a little bit too.
It's a similar WEZ, but the 120 is more deadly in the first half of the WEZ and the 54 is more deadly in the second half.
So the TLDR version boils down to the AWG being more prone to dropping locks when banking away from the contact than into the contact?
I've never noticed, sorry.
I too have mostly given up trying to coordinate turns during cruise speeds. Ever since they reworked the slip ball, its all over the place for me. I usually just agitate the ball even more if I try to coordinate with rudder. Most of my rudder use is reserved for slow speed or high alpha rolling now.
We aren't currently recruiting for the Jeff at this time, but we do have a few members that dabble with it. Do you fly any secondaries, or just a Jeff main?
I found a bug with the hotkey for red light toggle in the RIO seat. I had a friend of mine confirm it on his end, and he says he has the same bug so I'm confident it's not user error or a double binding.
I had no idea you could use that to get Jester to steer the radar to look at Link-4 contacts that are outside the scan volume. What happens if they're in a notch? "No can do boss"?
Can you elaborate on the first part of your question? What do you mean he can routinely lock up targets he can't see? Is there a way to command Jester to lock a Link-4 contact that I am unaware of? I thought he didn't have this ability at all.
Looks to me like there's something up with the guidance during the cruise phase, like someone above said. Over-assisting the missile loft in combination with target size small is probably not the best technique to use right now.
LIke I said in the description and comments, I did my best. The 7M seems to descend slightly no matter what I do, and the 120C ascends as it loses E. The top speeds achieved are still pretty accurate for the altitude ranges and gives a descent expectation about each missile's LOS NEZ.
Even if you do that, it's not really RWS anymore. Holding half action to bring up the DDD cursor changes it from RWS to PD Search. AFAIK it's technically not possible to lock anything from RWS mode.