Timster76 Posted February 27, 2022 Posted February 27, 2022 Cheers fellow pilots, I recently stumbled accross this video and like to create my own countermeasures presets for the Harrier. Do you have any good recommendations?
buur Posted February 27, 2022 Posted February 27, 2022 Have a look at DiCE - DCS Countermeasure Editor https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/de/files/3312680/ It make the creation of a countermeasure preset much easier. I use for flare an interval of 2 seconds and numbers 10. This gives me safety when I'm in a attack run. 1
Aernov Posted March 2, 2022 Posted March 2, 2022 My usual setup - Chaff: BQ 3 BI 0.3 SQ 2 SI 1 (or just 1 salvo with 6 rounds and 0.3 sec interval, and I usually load 4 blocks of chaff if I'm going to be flying around SAMs), and for Flares: BQ 4 or 6 and BI 1 second for "P" mode (to prevent overspending, just remember to repeat release command during the attack. If you see a launch, you can quickly press flare release a few times, each press will release a flare and the last press will release a full program (well, each press commands a program, but previous ones get overridden by subsequent ones)). Sometimes, when I'm sure I'll be under IR missile attack, I use "G" release mode, which releases your program from each dispenser filled with flares (so, in default loadout - 4 flares per burst).
buur Posted March 2, 2022 Posted March 2, 2022 @Aernovdo you have an overview about the different dispenser release mode? In Chuck's guide I found only P and S. But for the rest I have no idea what they are doing.
Aernov Posted March 2, 2022 Posted March 2, 2022 (edited) If I remember the modes correctly (and I learned what they do through experimentation) - S - single, P - program, M - Multiple(?) - single release from each selected dispenser with flares in it, G - Group(?) - program from each selected dispenser loaded with flares, R - Reserve(?) - looks the same as Single. By "selected dispenser" I mean the position of EXP switch (UP or DWN), all modes will release from selected ones. Edited March 2, 2022 by Aernov 1 1
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