Anyone here ever fly any DCS modeled aircraft IRL?

[skypickle]

Never flown a jet or helo IRL. Anyone here have firsthand experience in a real aircraft that is modeled in DCS? Specifically how damped does the stick feel? How much inertia is there? (Does the stick feel like you are waving a long stick?) how much of the plane’s vibration shows up as micro stick oscillation when hands off? 
 

Edited January 20, 2023 by skypickle

[Coota0]

I flew an incoming module, the OH-58D and now I fly UH-60Ls.

[MiG21bisFishbedL]

I got a little time in the L-39 and Yak-52.

[skypickle]

so tell me about how your stick felt (giggity)

 

[II.JG1_Vonrd]

L-39. DCS module is quite accurate.

[Ramstein]

I didn't fly them but was in a lot of cold war aircraft either on the ground or in the air, but not a fighter in the air. Was in the USAF, SAC, TAC, and NATO. Bombers, fighters, MAC, Helos, Tankers refueling fighters in the air.

Edited October 12, 2023 by Ramstein

[G.J.S]

An upcoming module . . . 

[Ramstein]

cold war, excluding helos, a stick to fly with, modern aircraft, all electronics, nothing works without power. simplified.