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Is yaw effected by asymmetric thrust going to be modelled?

On approach right now it drops in RPM to a dangerous speed and then fluctuates up and down not holding speed at all, eventually it gets tighter and holds the speed but it in PA should not drop below the set speed at all and maintain the AoA with minor corrections throughout the approach. It is FBW so it should be easy for it to hold throughout the approach, so I am looking forward to when it is working properly.

If it worked properly then it would hold AoA once it is set up, it does not do that with the Hornet however DCS F-14 does and works properly in-comparison.:joystick:

It does not work properly in PA mode.:doh:

People do not lose their skills if they use ATC for approach, it is a useful thing that makes life easier for the pilot to land on the carrier. If a pilot has a bad day and keeps missing the wire then you have a situation that no one wants. Refuelling is not fun either it is a meticulous task that is dangerous and very, very, very difficult. A pilot who misses the wire a few times has to refuel as there is a minimum. No pilot refuses something that makes landings safer and easier, ATC makes it much easier to land on the Carrier.:thumbup:

People do not lose their skills but the likely hood of being in a situation where you lose an aircraft from an accident is greatly reduced particularly from running out of fuel.

Here's a few videos of some departures with the DCS F-14 by Heat blur- pilot Me!.:pilotfly:

The Radio PTT is unreliable, it takes many attempts to bring up the menu when PTT is selected. Often when the same button is pressed the menu does not return.

Absolute nonsense, if there is a safer way to land then that is what should be used, ATC makes landing safer, it reduces greatly the likelihood of a bolter. Landing on carriers is not easy, in flight refuelling is not easy if a pilot gets low on fuel then he has to refuel and it is a close margin. Many aircraft have been lost and pilots killed because of bolters.

Thanks guys.

Thank You. Here's a video of the Hornet doing stall turns.

What they are seeing is a spiral Galaxy from side on, it is not a black hole because the Galaxy is still moving. It would be interesting to observe when this one comes to a stop and the work begins at its destination. :thumbup:

Regarding vaccines, it is very easy for a villain to poison a child through a vaccine. People do this for their Bitcoin.

It is a different perspective of stars that is unique, these videos are new to HumanKind. I would not expect such information to be regarded as worth viewing until something happens which motivates you to take another look. One thing that I have found is that regarding the truth many prefer theories and call it science which it is not! :doh:

These videos will help you understand a few things about what it is that I have mentioned. There are videos that explain in more detail how stars are created and their relationship with other dimensions.:thumbup: BTW there is no such thing as dark matter.

Black holes and wormholes do not have mass.

People have observed a star have a supernova and turn into a black hole. It is a theory that hydrogen is involved in powering a star, theory's are not science yet seem to be accepted by many. No one has actually sent something towards the sun in order to find out because nothing has been on the suns surface yet. When we observe a stars sunspots and map them then we can see the holes in the shell! If you count the holes and map them then you will see an irregularity in how they are laid out. There will be a line in the equator which indicates that you are seeing a shell that has two halves. This will disprove the big bang theory. If we were to go to the fuel dimension then we would see no light because the wormhole exit point is inside the shell and fuel burns in the upper atmosphere. So when we see a sunspot we see through the shell, into the wormhole and into the fuel dimension. One question on that image of the black hole, is that Galaxy still moving? If it is then it cannot be a black hole. Also so that you know the Milky Way Galaxy is not moving it is stationary, this might help people better understand what they are observing through telescopes to factor in that the Milky way is stationary.:thumbup:

Ok to work out what a black hole is one must know more about stars. So a star comprises of a fuel dimension which has a wormhole in its centre that has a gravity field which draws fuel into the wormhole(the fuel dimension is bigger than this Universe). The exit point for the wormhole is in the centre of the star, the fuel arrives at the centre of the star through the wormhole. The star has a shell which has holes in it(that is what a sunspot is, it is a hole in the stars shell and you can map them. It reveals something about the stars construction.) The fuel exudes through the holes and reacts to a catalyst that covers the shell. The fuel rises to the upper atmosphere and combusts. When a star has a supernova the polarity of the wormhole is reversed and it draws everything inside the former stars gravity field and teleports it via the wormhole(black hole) into the former stars fuel dimension. That is where stuff goes when it is pulled into a black hole.:thumbup:

Hello, that image may not be a black hole. Tell me in your opinion what is a black hole?

Good recovery.:thumbup:

What button do we push to request external ground power?

Without VR, just using a monitor I do not see any of the radio options come up when I try to use it.:doh:

Aim9M will not lock onto TU160.

Ptt not working since latest patch even when Jester has tuned the radio the menu still does not come up.

Does anyone have the shut down procedure as it is not in the manual.