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DCS: Kfir by AVIRON

The Kfir is a single engine, single seat multirole, all-weather combat aircraft based on the Nesher Mirage 5 aircraft. but it is powered by the GE-J79E engine. To accommodate the engine, extensive changes to the fuselage, cooling, wing, and canards were required to retain its excellent performance. It was given the designation KFIR (Lion Cub in Hebrew). The Kfir received various upgrades and special modifications throughout its service.

The Kfir entered Israeli Air Force service in the mid 70’s, and it was used until the late 90’s. It took part in the 1982 Peace for Galilee Lebanon where it carried out unescorted strike missions and received credit for shooting down a MiG-21 in a mixed-dogfight with F-15As.

An early version of the Kfir without the modified wing and canards (Kfir-C1) was leased to the US Navy and Marine Corps with the designation F-21A. It was used as an aggressor in various locations. The Kfir was also exported to Ecuador, Colombia, and Sri Lanka, and it is actively in use by the private US Aggressor company, ATAC.

Aviron aims to bring the Kfir to DCS in the most realistic fashion possible. The DCS Kfir will simulate the external and internal systems and state-of-the-art flight dynamics based on aerodynamic research, CFD modeling, and wind tunnel data.


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Currently the Colombian Air Force (FAC) uses the Kfir and has received many modifications since 1989, I am Colombian and I would like to see a skin corresponding to my air force, it will be a launch purchase for me and I look forward to this module. THANK YOU!!!.

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Kfir C-7 FAC


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1 hour ago, AdrianL said:

From their discord. C.1P (F-21A), C.2, C.7 variants

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Im glad they are doing the C7.  You have a HUD ,  PD radar and some quasi digital avionics

 

 


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17 hours ago, AdrianL said:

From their discord. C.1P (F-21A), C.2, C.7 variants

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So like AERGES with the F1, several variants form the older third generation one to a relatively modern one, almost fourth generation. Great 😍 


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KFIR module FAQ

Q: Which Kfir variants are you going to release?
A: We plan to release the F21A, Kfir C.2, and the Kfir C.7.

Q: Will you release all the variants as once?
A: The C.7 has most of the systems of the C.2, so we will first release the C.2 and F21A, and continue 'upgrading' it to the C.7 which will be released later.

Q: How much will the module cost?
A: We have not decided on a price yet.

Q: What is the main role of the Kfir?
A: The Kfir was designed as a multirole aircraft, capable of performing unescorted bombing missions, combat air patrol and even reconnaissance with a modified nose.

Q: Do you have a planned release date?
A: We still have a lot of work to do, as we want to deliver the best possible simulation of this iconic aircraft. We cant currently estimate the time it will take to do so.

Q: Are you going to release the module within this year? The next year? The year after that?
A: See the above answer.

Q: What armaments will the module have?
A: Please see kfir-specifications

Q: Why won't you make the Kfir C.10?
A: The kfir C.10 is currently in active service, so many of its systems are still classified.

 

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