Collecting Signatures for ED to design piston aircraft for elementary flight trainer

[Spook]

Gentlemen Eagle Dynamics,

 

I write this publication not to adhere to the wish list of the ED forum (PLEASE), it is a direct request to collect signatures to support an initiative by all of us who love the DCS World flight simulator and we see it emerging every day.

 

I want to collect 10 thousand signatures to complement a direct request to , to design a piston plane (X4) and basic propeller, for elementary pilot training in the DCS World flight simulator, as quickly as possible.

 

This aircraft must be western, built in real life by the construction factories of Cessna, Beechcraft, Piper and / or revive the Grob Tutor project. ED already announced a Russian acrobatics and training airplane (Yak-52 / M3), it's time to have a Western one in our simulator too.

 

This is due to the fact that in many virtual squadrons we want to take a training line from the most basic in a propeller plane to a military post-combustion aircraft without having to use another simulator :book:.

 

The Grob Tutor would provide us with this tool in the future, but when that project disappears we as virtual basic flight schools can no longer do such elementary training, as it was done in real life Air Force schools.

 

The purpose is solely virtual flight training, not civil flight.

 

PD: Eagle Dynamics, please reflect and accept our request.

 

Thank you.

 

Suggested aircraft:

 

Piper PA-28

 

 

Cessna -152

 

 

Cessna - 206

 

 

Beechcraft Bonanza BE33

 

 

Training example of a real fighter pilot's career, which may be applicable in DCS World from elementary flight:

 

 

If you agree, sign here. :thumbup:

Edited December 13, 2017 by Spook

[Tyrannik]

No.

[Pronin]

Nyet.

[Manzanita]

STOP

[outlawal2]

Umm NO

[cichlidfan]

10,000 signatures :lol:

 

No.

 

EDIT: AFAIK, nobody uses any of those aircraft for military training programs. T-6a Texan in the US. IIRC.

Edited December 13, 2017 by cichlidfan

[Pipe]

No Thx!

 

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[Buckeye]

[comie1]

Lol no

[ViKe]

No thanks

[javelina1]

rough crowd... :-) but I'll add my no as well.

[Grizzly Vzla]

NO PLEASE NO!

[pocketedition]

Well, lets not be hasty I mean let us have a thi...............na

[terminator363]

[cordite]

10,000 signatures :lol:

 

No.

 

EDIT: AFAIK, nobody uses any of those aircraft for military training programs. T-6a Texan in the US. IIRC.

 

Grob is the starter in Canada. That said, a Texan II or Super Tucano (said to be on the way) would be a better start for DCS, because they can be armed.

 

edit: A quick google search suggests the USAF uses entry-level Cirrus and Diamond as the initial aircraft.

Edited December 13, 2017 by cordite

[cthulhu68]

The GA Flight Sim forum is down the hall to the left.

[jcbak]

Negatory...

[Donut]

Thank you for the effort but I have to say no to this as well.

[uscstaylor]

Annnnnnnnddddd No for me!

[Jnkyrd]

As if the DCS developers don't already have enough on their plate. Please stop all these trivial requests and complaints. Just say thank you.

 

Not only NO. Cease and Desist.

[outlawal2]

Any questions on how much interest there is in turning DCS into Xplane?

Again no

[Guest]

I would have ED focus on the huge amount of bugs currently present in the DCS platform rather than spending time on this.

 

But it would be good once we have a stable simulator with an acceptable bug count.

[Destroyer37]

"Negative, Ghost Rider, the pattern is full."

-Air Boss Johnson

[kunterbunt]

Looks like bad timing. Everybody is on edge waiting for 2.5 merger. They have been waiting for longer than anticipated.

[BuLlShArK974]

please no