DmitriKozlowsky Posted August 13, 2021 Posted August 13, 2021 After LOAD ALL, Load HMQS has a dot, signifying that it is functional. Yet The reticle never appears for any weapons, AG or AA.
Yurgon Posted August 13, 2021 Posted August 13, 2021 The A-10C (ours, at least) doesn't have the JHMCS; we've got the Scorpion HMCS instead. In order to switch it on, the Scorpion HMCS Power Switch on the HMCS Integrated Control Unit needs to be switched to either the ON or BATT (battery) position; for normal operations, the ON position would be the preferred one. You'll find that on the right panel, just below the TACAN controls. 2
King39 Posted August 14, 2021 Posted August 14, 2021 Sorry to butt in here but what's the difference between the JHMQS and the Scorpion? I wasn't aware the A-10C used anything other than the Scorpion.
Swift. Posted August 14, 2021 Posted August 14, 2021 2 hours ago, King39 said: Sorry to butt in here but what's the difference between the JHMQS and the Scorpion? I wasn't aware the A-10C used anything other than the Scorpion. By JHMQS I assume the OP meant JHMCS, which is the HMCS used by the versions of viper and hornet modelled by DCS. HMCS is a generic term JHMCS is a specific model 1 476th Discord | 476th Website | Swift Youtube Ryzen 5800x, RTX 4070ti, 64GB, Quest 2
Solution Frederf Posted August 16, 2021 Solution Posted August 16, 2021 Scorpion is a Thales (acquired from Gentex, Visionix division; also Raytheon was join with Gentex) product which fulfilled the HMIT military program requirement. It is a HGU-55 (in A-10) helmet fitted color monocular device. The Thales change of owner changed the magnetic to an optical-inertial tracking system. JHMCS is an Elbit Systems/Rockwell Collins (collaboration division Rockwell Collins ESA Vision Systems LLC) product. It is derivative of DASH III and Kaiser Agile Eye by VSI. Unlike Scorpion it's not monocular and requires modification to the HGU-55 helmet. Instead of being merely compatible with also wearing NVDs the JHMCS replaces NVD function as an internal capability. Scorpion is better than JHMCS especially for AG. JHMCS's big deal was AIM-9X integration. It's older. 2
jaylw314 Posted August 16, 2021 Posted August 16, 2021 18 hours ago, Frederf said: Scorpion is a Thales (acquired from Gentex, Visionix division; also Raytheon was join with Gentex) product which fulfilled the HMIT military program requirement. It is a HGU-55 (in A-10) helmet fitted color monocular device. The Thales change of owner changed the magnetic to an optical-inertial tracking system. JHMCS is an Elbit Systems/Rockwell Collins (collaboration division Rockwell Collins ESA Vision Systems LLC) product. It is derivative of DASH III and Kaiser Agile Eye by VSI. Unlike Scorpion it's not monocular and requires modification to the HGU-55 helmet. Instead of being merely compatible with also wearing NVDs the JHMCS replaces NVD function as an internal capability. Scorpion is better than JHMCS especially for AG. JHMCS's big deal was AIM-9X integration. It's older. Scorpion also has pretty colors
Bunny Clark Posted August 17, 2021 Posted August 17, 2021 5 hours ago, jaylw314 said: Scorpion also has pretty colors The Scorpion HMD can display color and raster video (TGP footage). Both are things that the older JHMCS on the Hornet and Viper can't do. Oil In The Water Hornet Campaign. Bunny's: Form-Fillable Controller Layout PDFs | HOTAS Kneeboards | Checklist Kneeboards
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