Takeoff speed chart for the DCS F-15E

[Nealius]

I'm seeing a lot of threads related to takeoff and all the advice is to find the real -1 and calculate your own takeoff speeds. We need a reproduction for DCS purposes for the following reasons:

- TO 1F-15E-1 is not available for free anywhere that I can find through a Google search

- Buying a paper copy is limited to shipping within the US

- DCS Forums do not allow posting of the manual

- Discord does not allow posting of the manual

- General crackdown on DoD manuals given current events

Given the unreasonableness of making users track down this manual due to availability and security issues, we thus need a reproduction applicable to the DCS module somewhere in the DCS user guide.

Edited July 5, 2023 by Nealius

[Holbeach]

The manual is available to read for free on the net.

Yes, I would expect basic information such as, how to get off the ground and back down again, to be in the DCS manual.

Hopefully it will have more information in the future.

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[Nealius]

3 hours ago, Holbeach said:

The manual is available to read for free on the net.

No it is not, per my opening post. Google only gives three or four sources to buy a printed copy or PDF. Being an overseas resident I'm unsure of the ITAR implications with that.

[Gruman]

Did you try DuckDuckGO and type in your search term. First link should get you somewhere.

Edited July 11, 2023 by Gruman

[Nealius]

DuckduckGo found it, thanks. Google "TO 1-F-15E-1" was all payware  Whatever happened to search engines actually functioning?

[Gruman]

Well, google uses your past data to filter your search results. And you get sponsored content to be seen first.
Always handy to have DuckDuckGo to look without a bias.

Have fun.

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