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LOL! Me thinks you do not understand the term "simulation." :smilewink:

Interesting stuff gents. Some very good ideas here.

Been waiting for this. Thank you!

Do a search of the "DCS Gazelle" and the word "tutorial" on Youtube. You will find a plethora of good tips in how to fly this superb module.

Beautiful! Thank you.

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Thank you for the clarification and this superb module. :thumbup:

Obviously this is a bug. I hope you have reported it in the "bug" thread so the developers can fix this.

Have you checked the temperature conditions of the environment? If it is very, very hot weather aircraft have problems depending on their weight. Also, regarding weight, are you carrying too much fuel?

Voted yes to this. It is a unique aircraft and used in areas of the world where a new DCS map would be most interesting. In short, it is something different than what you would normally see.

I have been having a blast with this new module. Congratulations to PolyChop for the superb release. This product is going to be a winner for DCS for a very long time IMHO.

There is a demo. You get the whole DCS World for free and then the Su-25T and the P-51 trainer, again for free. That is more than enough for one to decide whether this simulation is worth the money. What more could one ask for?

I've not had any problems with the trim. Seems to work fine to me.

Did you check this site out and the links associated within it? I've always found this to be very good in terms of background and ideas for missions I create in the editor. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russo-Georgian_War If you click on the maps as well they open up in another page, bigger and higher resolution.

And I can confirm they (No. 71) work well as a team because I've been shot down by them on an occasion or two. :) Also, if anyone is interested in flying against them using comms, in the Mig-15bis, let me know and we can meet up on the server at an agreed upon time.

Make sure you put this in the "bug reports" thread. :thumbup:

Careful now. I can get in touch with your wife and point her towards your online discretions. :music_whistling: :megalol:

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Personally myself I keep model enlargement on "medium." Your eyes will get used to the simulation and "how" to see things. You learn to look for shadows, reflections off clouds, smoke trails from jet engines etc. Next thing you know you have no problem. However, I do think things can always be improved or tweaked.

I got to admit it but I pretty much agree. I'm much more interested in my flying for AI crewman or gunners who help me with my tasks.

Good highlight Askerov24. You know the more I fool around with the DCS Mission Editor, the more I'm just in awe at all the different things one can do. All you need is patience and some time to fiddle with it. The music it makes is wonderful. :)

I'd like to get in on some teamwork and tactics flying both the Sabre and the Mig-15bis. I've seen the Georgia Spring server up and running with people starting to populate it. Is there a TS server people use for communication coordination?

Great stuff! Looks like I'll be spending some money with amazon.

That is a sexy looking heli. Any helicopter PolyChop releases I'll be purchasing. Love this stuff.

Looking forward to joining the play in this server....and shooting you down "reflected." :)