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[blanco77]

Hi. I’m old school, as in I like learning from paper bound books, maybe not to the degree of recent Netflix “You” but all the same. Does anyone know where I can buy a bound flight manual, even a keyboard overlay for say a fast jet trainer, yes I know they have a glass cockpit. Thanks in advance. I’m more still on props tbh!! Thanks. Also, out of the official DCS fleet, what shouldI learn in? I’ve racked up 2 actual prop hours and gliders so something stable, maybe the Ac 10?

Edited January 27, 2019 by blanco77

[Svsmokey]

"Fast jet trainer" = L-39 , one of the best modules in DCS and a delight to fly .

"More on props" =Yak 52 for a prop trainer , or TF-51 free if you want a big motor , several other warbird models available .

"Stable" = Hornet fbw aircraft that is simpler to operate than an A10C , but still a systems aircraft .

Manuals are PDF's , so you can print yourself , or take a thumb drive to your favorite commerciall printer .

Chuck's guides are more abbreviated versions with most of the info you need , also PDF's .

Welcome to the forums !

[blanco77]

Hi,

 

Firstly, thanks for your reply and sorry I haven’t replied sooner. Already I can see there’s people on this site far more knowledgeable than I am, a great resource. The L-39 is a fantastic option in terms of Jet trainer so it’s great to hear I can work towards that. Possibly biased towards a T2 but since I’m learning the Yak 52, the L-39 would be a logical next step. Wiki states the L-39 has 600 lbs of hard points or stores so was wondering if this is replicated in the sim?

 

Thanks,

 

S

[blanco77]

Hi there,

 

Sorry, was being lazy, of course one can just You Tube. Merely just thanking you for the welcome really. Just checked the reapers review on the L-39 and it looks incredible, sold!! 
 

On topic will check out the Chuck manuals.

 

Thanks,

 

S

Edited December 8, 2020 by blanco77