Every tip rings true to me. A particular shout out for chair flying. If feels stupid when you start but it really helps cement the calls in your memory and makes all the comms go so much faster and cleaner. Nothing is more frustrating than waiting to call out a missile shot while your teammate has their mic keyed and they are saying "umm" and "ah..."
I've been running a multi-week training program for my group and I've been using your videos as recommended viewing before each mission. All your stuff has been invaluable, thanks for all them man.
Just found your channel. Just subscribed. Still consider myself new to DCS. BUT COMMITTED. MY BUILD SO FAR….. *computer basics Intel13900K, DDR5 ram, RTX 4090, *Sim Pit….. 1) Next Level Racing -Boing Military Sim Pit, 2) Thrustmaster A10 HOTAS stick and throttle, 3) Thrustmster TRP Peddles, 4) Next Level Racing HF8, 5) Winwing F18 PTO 2 panel, 6) Visio sound bar and sub woofer. 7) Samsung Odyssey Neo 57” curved monitor, 8) Track IR -5……..next upgrade Winwing Top Gun F18 MIP with functional screens
The first one is very true. When I tried flying with 2 other friends, it was so chaotic that we decided to screw it and went back to the sparrows and visual identification. We've been much more effective that way
You're exactly right. BVR with friends is an entirely new world. But I do find it rewarding when you finally get it worked out. Good luck with your BVR endeavors!
I know this comment was meant as a joke, but mountains do exist. And in the range that stretches from eastern Afghanistan through Nepal there are several that reach up above 20,000 feet. So this is a real world phenomenon. Also, though its not modeled in DCS, precipitation does provide clutter as well. This is how weather radar works.
Every tip rings true to me. A particular shout out for chair flying. If feels stupid when you start but it really helps cement the calls in your memory and makes all the comms go so much faster and cleaner. Nothing is more frustrating than waiting to call out a missile shot while your teammate has their mic keyed and they are saying "umm" and "ah..."
Thanks Mike. Your videos are always valuable. No matter your skill/knowledge level.
Thanks, I appreciate it.
every video a delight and reminder to keep practice
I've been running a multi-week training program for my group and I've been using your videos as recommended viewing before each mission. All your stuff has been invaluable, thanks for all them man.
So much knowledge and wisdom I will have to watch it twice! Thanks, Mike.
Excited for the future simulator videos!
Would love to see a video covering fox 1 tactics. Can't execute outs if your using semi active missiles for example.
Extremely important and useful video. Thank you very much sir
Thanks a lot it's really helpful.we hope to hear again with more videos
Just found your channel. Just subscribed. Still consider myself new to DCS. BUT COMMITTED. MY BUILD SO FAR….. *computer basics Intel13900K, DDR5 ram, RTX 4090, *Sim Pit….. 1) Next Level Racing -Boing Military Sim Pit, 2) Thrustmaster A10 HOTAS stick and throttle, 3) Thrustmster TRP Peddles, 4) Next Level Racing HF8, 5) Winwing F18 PTO 2 panel, 6) Visio sound bar and sub woofer. 7) Samsung Odyssey Neo 57” curved monitor, 8) Track IR -5……..next upgrade Winwing Top Gun F18 MIP with functional screens
Good luck with your new setup.
The first one is very true. When I tried flying with 2 other friends, it was so chaotic that we decided to screw it and went back to the sparrows and visual identification. We've been much more effective that way
You're exactly right. BVR with friends is an entirely new world. But I do find it rewarding when you finally get it worked out. Good luck with your BVR endeavors!
Thanks again, Mike
Thank you Mike.
"Hidden in ground clutter" - antenna elevation at 21k feet
I know this comment was meant as a joke, but mountains do exist. And in the range that stretches from eastern Afghanistan through Nepal there are several that reach up above 20,000 feet. So this is a real world phenomenon.
Also, though its not modeled in DCS, precipitation does provide clutter as well. This is how weather radar works.
DCS doesn't have Friend Or Foe mode 4?
What is fire control RADAR?
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No we call em Soly :D