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Mirage F1C (1982-2003) v4.0

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Mirage F1C (1982-2003)

 

This mod is dedicated to BPAO, nothing would have been possible without him.

 

This add-on shows the first 70 Mirage F-1C upgraded with new radar for the French Armée de l'Air.

 

F1C-82 specifics:

  • R550 R530 S530F, no CLB4/8, AUF2-F1
  • no radio-altimeter
  • Seat Mk4
  • no RWR
  • no Barax/Phimat (we don't know for sure, we have assumed this version, that never had RWR, was not upgraded to the 2 other ECM capabilities)
  • Upgraded Radar CyranoIVM


Covered units :

  • EC 1/5 Vendée.
  • EC 1/10 Valois.
  • EC 2/5 Ile de France.
  • EC 2/12 Picardie.
  • EC 3/5 Comtat Venaissin.
  • EC 1/12 Cambrésis.
  • EC 1/30 Valois.
  • EC 3/12 Cornouailles.
  • EC 2/30 Normandie-Niemen.
  • EC 3/30 Lorraine.

 

A big thank to all on Combatace and C6 forums that helped us solving issues we encountered.

Any omission in credits is totally unwanted, if I forgot somebody, let me know, I will correct this.

 

This addon is and will in all cases remain freeware.

Released under CombatAce Fair-Use terms.

 

Enjoy

 

The Mirage F-1 Team

What's New in Version v4.0

Released

  • new LOD model 4.x with more accurate nose and details
  • skins further improved and detailed
  • top and bottom fuselage lights, taxi-light positions adjusted, color changed to red for top and bottom, flashing removed for position lights
  • compressed .dds bumpmap files
  • Collision Points and hitboxes corrected
  • landing gear deploy/retraction time adjusted 3s
  • Canopy Ejection fixed
  • Auxiliary Intakes animated
  • New GK pilots
  • updated armor values on fuel tank
  • Engine (ATAR 9K50) parameters updated
  • 3 stages afterburner
  • throttle thresholds (MIL, MAX and AB) adjusted closer to real AC control
  • Engine T°C, Overheat, RPM, adjusted closer to real engine parameters 
  • RPM and T°C indicators also adjusted accordingly
  • Stall values adjusted
  • FM adjusted for reducing yaw drift, landing AoA and throttle, and spin recovery
  • New Stall Warning sound
  • CC420 gun pod capability (under-fuselage and under-wings)
  • AUF-2 2xbombs adapter added

See the changelog txt file for more informations.

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acesfakia

acesfakia 1,200

Posted

Very nice.....

I can't wait for the F-1CG..........

Dagger1

Dagger1 8

Posted

the 1978 and 1980 models had RWR...! this one 1981 doesn't have it?

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wazalo68

wazalo68 41

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Mirage F-1E Iraq/Iran Pack................

The delivery of Mirages began in the February 1981 after a delay of several months as a result of the outbreak of the Iran-Iraq war in September 1980 and after overcoming all the obstacles of political and logistical France started delivery of the aircraft were taking off from France across the Mediterranean and then landing in Cyprus to refuel and fly towards Jordan and then to enter the territory of Iraq where Saddam Air Base in Qayyarah / Shirqat a new air base for the accommodation Iraqi Mirage aircrafts.

 

 

The first squadron was form of the aircrafts Mirage the squadron No. 79.

 

The numbers of Iraqi Mirage F1, which in turn contracted by Iraq and by years of contracting and delivery as follows: -

- Mirage single-seat fighter F1EQ

1980-1981 (16 Mirage F1EQ) carried the numbers (4004-4019)
1981-1982 (16 Mirage F1EQ-2) carried the numbers (4020-4035)
1982-1984 (28 Mirage (F1EQ-4) carried the numbers (4500-4503 and 4506-4529)
1983-1985 (20 Mirage F1EQ-5) carried the numbers (4560-4579)
1988 - 1990 (18 Mirage F1EQ-6) carried the numbers (4600-4608 and 4615-4623)
12 aircraft Mirage F1EQ-7 has not been supplied to Iraq after the UN's embargo after the occupation of Kuwait in 1990.

 

 

- Mirage dual-seat fighter F1BQ

1980-1981 (2 Mirage F1BQ) carried the numbers (4000-4001)
1981-1982 (2 Mirage F1BQ) carried the numbers (4002-4003)
1982 - 1984 (5 Mirage F1BQ) carried the numbers (4504-4505 and 4556-4558)
1988-1989 (6 Mirage F1BQ) carried the numbers (4609-4614)

F1BQ 3 aircraft had not been delivered to Iraq as a result of the UN's embargo after 1990.

 

Total: -

98 aircrafts a single seat fighter.

15 aircrafts double seat fighter.

And it is so total 113 Mirage Iraq had been contracted and were delivered, which sent 24 aircrafts of them to its neighbor Iran in 1991. And out of 15 aircrfts were didn't delivred to Iraq.

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ludo.m54

ludo.m54 2,237

Posted

As I already said, we're working on the different Mirage F1-EQ versions. It takes time, so please be patient.

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Crusader

Crusader 2,108

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the 1978 and 1980 models had RWR...! this one 1981 doesn't have it?

Thats correct, F1C_81 is the early production F1C modified with updated radar.

They were not retrofitted with the BF RWR.

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pvince

pvince 121

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The new release 2.0 now uses the "early" cockpit, with the "old" radar display.

In previous release, the old radar was on F1C_73 only, F1C_81 was with new radar, and for me, therefore new display as well, same as F1C_80, only the RWR removed.

Does it make sense ? Is it confirmed that the version without RWR, but new radar, had the old display ?

crisisloaner

crisisloaner 811

Posted

These F1 related mods are excellent and keep getting better , a fitting tribute to BPAO

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