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Out of curiosity I tried landing with a full load of 12 MK-82 + 4 A2A + Full Internal Tank at Ovda (about 8000 ft) and to my surprise, I was able to come to a stop well within the length of the runway, with lots of fun aero braking first though.

Someone posted that the rule of thumb is total pounds of all fuel + ordinance should be roughly equal to runway length for landing. Should the full stop landing in above example possible?

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25 minutes ago, Avio said:

Out of curiosity I tried landing with a full load of 12 MK-82 + 4 A2A + Full Internal Tank at Ovda (about 8000 ft) and to my surprise, I was able to come to a stop well within the length of the runway, with lots of fun aero braking first though.

Someone posted that the rule of thumb is total pounds of all fuel + ordinance should be roughly equal to runway length for landing. Should the full stop landing in above example possible?

I can’t comment on the realism here, but in general you can do lots of stuff in DCS that would violate mandatory safety margins in RL. You don’t need to fear for your life and more importantly, you don’t need to account for the holy fury of the maintenance department.

So ….. there you go.

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I was thinking the same. Back in the days with Jane’s F15 I would crash through the gear if I landed with too much weight or if the sink rate was too high. Not claiming they were right, though. I wouldn’t know. But the thought also crossed my mind.

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3 hours ago, Waffle 1-1 said:

I was thinking the same. Back in the days with Jane’s F15 I would crash through the gear if I landed with too much weight or if the sink rate was too high. Not claiming they were right, though. I wouldn’t know. But the thought also crossed my mind.

Keep in mind that there are still ‘ideas’ in the bullpen for stuff like that.  Just have to stay tuned to see what can be developed as time goes on. 

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