Mike Wazowsky

That is all correct, except that you may not need a visual ID (VID). Depending on the ROE in use, a combination of factors allows to declare (friendly, bogey, bandit, hostile, etc...) the targets. For example, IFF readings, hot heading, high speed, low level outside corridor, being off a pre-planned transition level, using fire control radar... there would a theatre-wide matrix that determines which combination of factors lead to a certain "dec". Moreover, NCTR (also called a "print") allows to determine with certainty which type of aircraft we are facing. In a theatre where those types only belong to the OPFOR, that could be enough to declare. Also, if C2 (AWACS, GCI...) declares a target, it's on them... the crew is perhaps responsible for reporting facts that may disagree with that declaration, and may have the authority to change it. All of this, of course, works for the western world...

I am using the hornet with a user made mission and the AI YAK-52's are invisible. The shadow shows. I do not own the YAK module. Any fix? Thanks

Correct. The little rocker switch is similar to what the old Tornado F.3 / ADV used and so it is somewhat realistic, but Still trying to use the wheel instead. I have mitigated the pain by gluing two little magnets, one on the wheel and one on the grip, so I feel a detent in the middle position. Works very well, but still not ideal.

Hi, I own a Thrustmaster TWCS and I am relatively happy with the antenna elevation set up on the pinkie wheel. Currently, if I roll up/down the antenna moves up/down, then stops when I center. It would be awesome if the antenna position on the elevation scale was directly tied to the wheel position (eg, up when the wheel is up, centered when the wheel is centered etc.). Any ideas on how to do it? Thanks, ciao!

Sweet! Now, Android please!