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Isn't this version of the MiG-29A the same one that ED is releasing? Would it be possible to add this to the DCS?

 

https://www.twz.com/air/ukraines-black-mig-29-ghost-fulcrum-showcased-in-new-video

 

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2 minutes ago, ThorBrasil said:

Isn't this version of the MiG-29A the same one that ED is releasing? Would it be possible to add this to the DCS?

Ukraine operates 2010s Era MiG-29MU2s, recently upgraded to utilize western weapons such as AASM, MALD, HARM, SDB and JDAM-ER.

ED is making a ~1980s era MiG-29 9.12A. 

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1 minute ago, NytHawk said:

Ukraine operates 2010s Era MiG-29MU2s, recently upgraded to utilize western weapons such as AASM, MALD, HARM, SDB and JDAM-ER.

ED is making a ~1980s era MiG-29 9.12A. 

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19 hours ago, NytHawk said:

Ukraine operates 2010s Era MiG-29MU2s, recently upgraded to utilize western weapons such as AASM, MALD, HARM, SDB and JDAM-ER.

ED is making a ~1980s era MiG-29 9.12A. 

Yes, and considering ED is also deeply simulating the avionics, getting to -29MU2 will be difficult. I'm also certain the US and Ukraine won't be terribly happy with leakers of details vs. informed guesstimates. Heckfire, they've been able to keep the contractor for HARM integration secret.

Says the guy who thinks the MiG-29MU2 Wild Weasel mission is FUN with the mod pack!

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20 hours ago, NytHawk said:

Ukraine operates 2010s Era MiG-29MU2s, recently upgraded to utilize western weapons such as AASM, MALD, HARM, SDB and JDAM-ER.

ED is making a ~1980s era MiG-29 9.12A. 

I would prefer first completely functional basic 9.12a. 

As for Mig-29MU1/MU2, I am kind of skeptical, since cockpit looks exactly the same and it appears they have used "hacked" avionics to place those missiles in place of R-27P. Over the years UKR did offer lot's of upgrade marketing material for soviet stuff (ewr radars, missile seekers, SAM upgrades), but we saw very little substance of those upgrades in reality. Given the level of corruption in ex-Soviet republics (including Russia), doubts arise over actual scope of work. All things I found so far mostly pointed out to improving reliability of avionics (e.g. radar) + adding limited multi-role capabilities, similar to Russian upgrade packages offered around 1996 minus the R-77. Around that time they may have been even collaborating together on this. 

Maybe the existing software got some improvements over the soviet one, but if this is MU2, then we are not talking about large functional differences, hence it may be a low hanging fruit once the 9.12a is completed.

Also, ED might decide to offer this as paid upgrade to a basic module. 

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45 минут назад, okopanja сказал:

I would prefer first completely functional basic 9.12a. 

As for Mig-29MU1/MU2, I am kind of skeptical, since cockpit looks exactly the same and it appears they have used "hacked" avionics to place those missiles in place of R-27P.

As far as I know, the main goal of the upgrade is to improve navigation accuracy. One or more sides were equipped with 1 MFD. There were shots of the X-29T suspension (in the factory shop). All Western weapons are integrated without any significant modifications to the aircraft. Even the satellite navigation antennas are located in the pylons.

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