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Hello there !

 

Firstly, thanks to share all theses files... Really appreciate, even if I don't speak swedish :D

 

 

Does anyone is able to share somes files about endurance/ fuel cons. or anything else what could help us to plan flight more realisticly ?

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Hello there !

 

Firstly, thanks to share all theses files... Really appreciate, even if I don't speak swedish :D

 

 

Does anyone is able to share somes files about endurance/ fuel cons. or anything else what could help us to plan flight more realisticly ?

:helpsmilie:

 

If this is what you want... Yes.

 

Right here, AJ37 SFI del 3, page 83-97:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8bCDRcq9BVeY0gycWRrMXVIdTA/view

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Now that's something I will read through! :thumbup:

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Don't think so, but ... is there an English version available?

Not for free, but consider it buying if there was an English version ...

Visit https://www.viggen.training
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Yes! Please pin it, it is awesome!

I'm just starting with the viggen (and swedish) so this is a great possibility to learn both. Struggling to get started, because I finished the training missions and feel like I just scratched the surface...

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On 2/25/2020 at 3:24 AM, Leviathan667 said:

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System 37 VIGGEN

 

Very interesting, thanks a lot! :thumbup:


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On 2/12/2021 at 2:45 PM, Desert Fox said:

https://www.fht.nu/bilder/Flygvapnet/Flygvapennytt/fv_nytt_4_99_viggen_telekrigtraning.pdf

 

An article about the SK37E variant in Swedish i just stumbled upon while searching for the U/22A 😄

Maybe it's interesting at some point.

 

Edit: the site actually got a whole library of pdf files which seem to be about Swedish airforce. Maybe a swedebloke can have a look if theres something relevant for us? -> https://www.fht.nu/fv_dokument.html

 

Edit 2: 😮https://www.fht.nu/fv_dokument_fv_nytt_80_tal.html  😮

 

That's scans of the official air force magazine (the title literally translates to "Air Force News"). It was published 4-5 times a year between 1960 and 2003. There's a number of interesting articles in there but as an offical propaganda outlet it's not always the most useful source, and it's usually pretty thin on the sort of interesting details nerds love to see.

 

Also, that page only has some articles scanned. Here are scans of every issue 1960-2003: https://www.aef.se/Flygvapnet/Tidskrifter/FV_Nytt/FVN_oversikt.htm


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I remember reading Flygvapennytt when I visited my cousin, but to be honest the article that have stuck the hardest in my memory was the very early pictures of Mig-29 and Su-27's taken by Swedish and Norwegian air force pilots checking out Soviet planes as they where getting close to the borders. 

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Google recently did as they are wont to do and broke a bunch of links for some convoluted reason. Seems to only have applied to people who had never opened the link before, so it probably didn't affect any of the usual suspects, but if you found this thread recently and one of the Google Drive links asked you to log in and request permission to view the document, try again now and it should hopefully work without any of that nonsense. Let me know if it doesn't.


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6 hours ago, IkarusC42B Pilot said:

That's the unclassified part, which is almost identical to the one for the JA 37C which is already in the OP (although that one is in English). The interesting changes on the JA 37D were all classified and as such aren't in the unclassified part of the manual.


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1 hour ago, renhanxue said:

That's the unclassified part, which is almost identical to the one for the JA 37C which is already in the OP (although that one is in English). The interesting changes on the JA 37D were all classified and as such aren't in the unclassified part of the manual.

 

With the exception that has information about the middle display and the scratchpad below it wich i am highly interested in.

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