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We have taken care of the ammo supplies and would like to show you the progress of our new static objects today.The picture shows a pallet of HOT missiles for the new DCS Cargo System to ensure the supply for the BO-105 with the CH-47F.
We are also confident that we will be able to present you the first BO-105 flight with the new flight model in the next few weeks.
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AviaStorm
On this day of August 14th 1974 the Tornado made it's first flight from Manching in Germany. Crewed by Paul Millett and Nils Meister the Panavia Tornado first tookoff at 17:21 with the flight lasting 33 minutes. This marked the start of one of the most successful multinational fighter jet programs of the cold war.
We are very excited to be bringing this iconic aircraft to DCS, and are looking forward to sharing more very soon.
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I don't believe that there will be a video today, more likely tomorrow Friday they will announce whether or not the video will be released
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Red Star Simulations
Dear DCS community,
Welcome to this final update of 2023. Now that Christmas has passed, let us reflect on this year and the current status of the MiG-17F module.
• Flight dynamics are 95+% complete
• Cockpit model and texturing are 95+% complete
• External 3D model is complete and undergoing texturing (60% complete)
• Systems modeling is in progress (15% complete)In addition to the module status, we’re taking the opportunity to introduce you to the ASP-4N gunsight and SRD-1M radio range finder (gun radar). The MiG-17F is equipped with the ASP-4N in combination with the SRD-1M.
The ASP-4N is a gyro-stabilized, optical, semi-automatic gunsight, similar to but an improvement on the ASP-3N gunsight used in the MiG-15. However, unlike the ASP-3N, the ASP-4N has 3 modes: fixed, gyro and gun radar. A mechanical backup sight is available in case of failure.
The SRD-1M is a radio range finder works together with the ASP-4N and can only be used against aerial targets. The radio range finder sends out short periodical electro-magnetic pulses and receives them when returning from a target, distance is calculated and sent to the gunsight.
Gunsight Modes:Fixed
• The reticle is fixed in position, where the wingspan and distance are manually adjustable, as in ASP-3N gunsight.Gyro mode
• Reticle moves automatically approximating the flight of the NR-23 cannon rounds; gyro sight is programmed only with the ballistics of the NR-23 cannon.
• It is engaged by setting the handle on the left side of gunsight to gyro mode.
• Wingspan and distance are manually adjustable.
• Gyro mode is only to be used in aerial combat.Gun radar mode:
• Set the gunsight to gyro mode.
• Turn on the SRD-1 gun radar located on the left wall, aft of the throttle.
• Gun radar relay needs to warm up for approximately 90 seconds by turning ON the high AC voltage switch on the console. Turn off High AC voltage switch after 90-120 seconds.
• Gun radar tracking is automatic, the radar chooses the most convenient target plane and locks it on.
• Two lamps mounted on the left side of the sight head note a gun radar target tracking. Bottom green lamp illuminates when the target is locked at a distance of 300-2000 meters. Top red lamp illuminates when the target is locked at the ideal shooting distance of 400-1200 meters.
• Radar determines the distance and shows the ideal shooting solution.
• Ballistics of the gun radar can be switched between NR-23 or N-37 mm cannons.Enjoy the pictures and please note that everything is subject to change.
All of us at Red Star would like to thank you for your support over the last year.
Happy Holidays and Happy New Year-
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Heatblur Simulations
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22 hours ago, Slick_441 said:
Continuing with the Balkans speculation... has anyone drawn out a DCS sized map outline of the area on google maps? Would Aviano AB squeeze into that?
It is not yet confirmed if the next map will be the Balkans and it may be too early for them to decide how big the final map will be
And of course I hope it's the Balkans but there's a chance it won't be, I believe they'll announce from 2024 what the next map will be
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"Jenga, in an airplane. Yes... i would say the physics system is working"
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10 minutes ago, OnReTech said:
I agree, this area should include all countries of the former Yugoslavia.
Does this mean the next map you develop has to do with the Balkans?
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A-7E Corsair II
development updateshttps://flyingironsimulations.com/blogs/news/dcs-a-7e-development-update
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30 minutes ago, draconus said:
So that's good, right?
Sure
7 minutes ago, Rudel_chw said:You could remove (through the Module Manager) your least used Map(s), that would reduce the patch size for you. Then you can at a later date re-install the maps that you removed.
Yes, I know, I don't have a capacity problem, I just don't have, as I said, a fast connection (I have 50mbs because I live on an island in Greece, which unfortunately does not have such good connections)
And of course, the bigger the update, the better I guess...
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3 minutes ago, draconus said:
Updates are never too big!
As far as I know, quite a few things will change in the DCS core and also because I have all the DCS maps e.g. the Sinai which has, if I'm not mistaken, an expansion with new airports, buildings, etc. maybe the South Atlantic too
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Is there a possibility that the map could be expanded in the future with additional detail and further phases, similar to what has happened with other maps (e.g. Iraq / Afghanistan)?
As someone from Greece, I would personally love to eventually see the entire country represented in DCS. Most of the Greek territory is sea and islands, so a southern expansion might not be as demanding in terms of dense land terrain. Additionally, such an expansion could also potentially allow a future connection with the Sinai map, which would provide tremendous operational value and regional continuity across the Eastern Mediterranean.