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Hi guys,  myself and my bro has recently decided that we wanted to crew the F14 together.   So we flipped a coin to see who gets which seat and just my luck, I got the Rio seat.

So I’m looking for any suggestions for Rio training that you all would recommend.

 

I’ve been looking on You tube and have watched a number of RIO cold and dark setups as well as a 3 hr one by the spice rack which is seriously detailed.   However if I’m honest it all seems to be going over my head.  I understand in theory what I should do, but in game I cannot lock up a blooming barn door, let alone engage with anything.

Starting to seriously think I’m out of my league.    
 

How have other DCS RIOs out there, learnt the systems and got to a competent level? 

 

 

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I am currently learning this RIO beast in VR.  I found a cockpit labels mod so that I can read the different panels during cockpit familiarization.  I use Chuck's guide (of course), YouTubes, and kneeboards.  Wish there were more kneeboards for RIO basics outside of startup.  The learning curve is steep, but flying the f-14 as two player is a lot of fun and teamwork really pays off.

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