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Another question: is it possible to determine the 'ripple' setting of 120Kg bombs in the aircraft or is it pre-defined at startup?

 

Well the bombs drop in a predetermined order from the aircraft.

In the manual there's a selector on page 98 no: 9 called "Weapons Sight mode selector" on that you select the distance you want between the bombs in meters.

It's goes from 10m to 30m in 5 m intervals and then to 60 in 10m intervals.

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I wish they would add an option in the comms menu to have your wingman follow you in close and drop their bombs on target at the same with as you to really recreate a proper Viggen strike. Otherwise they will be useless!

 

Thoughts?

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Thoughts?

 

Sure, would be great. But at the current point I'd be glad if the wingmen would conistently start their engines and take off at mission start or refrain from CFITing for no apparent reason. That would be a start.

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I wish they would add an option in the comms menu to have your wingman follow you in close and drop their bombs on target at the same with as you to really recreate a proper Viggen strike. Otherwise they will be useless!

 

Thoughts?

 

I think that is a great idea. I fear that the current AI is unable to cope with low level, high threat, one pass attack operations. Gluing them on to your wing to reinforce your bomb and rocket fire would probable make them a little more worthwhile.

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Go multiplayer, it's the only way. I'm sure there's a Canadian DCS community out there.

I like to fly on both mp and sp. I especially had the campain in mind.

 

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Can the Viggen hold its own against enemy fighters like the SU27 and Mig 29?

 

If the Viggen pilot is very creative and tricky, yes. Its only air to air armament is (semi) modern sidewinders.

 

Given pilots of equal skill, absolutely not.

 

But if all else fails you can just zone 3 the f**k out of there.

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Viggen have no chance versus mig-29 and su-27 for me.

Only if the pilot do a mistake and u get the chance, but you better get out lol.

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Can the Viggen hold its own against enemy fighters like the SU27 and Mig 29?

 

You should make a difference between the fighter version (JA37) and the other versions like the AJS37. And between BVR and WVR situations.

 

The only situation where the outcome would be hard to predict is in a BVR fight between JA37D's carrying AMRAAM and SU27 / MiG29. But in a WVR/Dogfight situation the Russian jets would have the advantage. Viggens were never designed for dogfighting. Maybe one exeption: in a true dogfight with cannons only, the automated Oerlikon cannon of the JA37 could be devastating in the first pass and turn.

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