Talon07

It does allow you to create your own, and then share them via a public library. It is also very simple to create them and add pictures for reference. I’d add the Huey and A-10, the other two aircraft I have in my DCS library, but I’m going through real world training for the next several months and won’t have the time.

Unfortunately I don’t know the status of the all being converted to being Android capable. To give people at taste though I took these snapshots. The first shows all the checklists contained within, the second shows an example of one of the items (which advances with a touch of the button), and at different points I included snapshots of the cockpit to help with visualization and flows (the image blows up when tapped).

Warriors, I’m new to the forum and to the DCS world but I wanted to share something that I helped create that I wanted to be useful for anyone getting started with the DCS F/A-18 as well as those experienced pilots as it has all of the flows that real world pilots execute to get the Hornet up and running in a short amount of time. The checklists are in “Pilot Assist Pro” https://pilotassistpro.com and I’d be curious what you guys think so that I can continue to tweak it. The news announcement for it is on the front of the fs2crew website. https://www.fs2crew.com/ -Talon