ravenclaw_007

you would need the TSC adapter also for a single weapon like a nuc or a gunpod an the C(D

after locking closely to the above pictures it seems that the TER rack is also by 2 degrees inclined

i have a problem , on the F-4 Phantom where 2 pylons used on the centerline , one for the TER and one for the MER the Mer pylon is inclined by 2 degrees the TER pylon is a bit shorter and is not inclined and can be used for a single weapon my problem in game is that both pylons uses bombs and the game adds them outomaticaly up to 2 if i like to select a single bomb , actualy a single bomb can not be selected on the loadout the minmum would be 2 this is the entry for the two pylons , maybe somebody knows a solution to my problem [CenterlineStation_TER] SystemType=WEAPON_STATION StationID=5 StationGroupID=6 StationType=EXTERNAL AttachmentPosition=0.0,-1.691,-1.1 AttachmentAngles=0.0,0.0,0.0 LoadLimit=2050 AllowedWeaponClass=BOMB,LGB,IFP,DLP,TER,LP AttachmentType=NATO,USAF ModelNodeName=pylon_centerline_ter PylonMass=32.21 PylonDragArea=0.02 LaunchRailNodeName= MinExtentPosition= MaxExtentPosition= [CenterlineStation_MER] SystemType=WEAPON_STATION StationID=31 StationGroupID=6 StationType=EXTERNAL AttachmentPosition=0.0,-1.634,-1.05 AttachmentAngles=0.0,-2.0,0.0 LoadLimit=2050 AllowedWeaponClass=Bomb,MER AttachmentType=NATO,USAF ModelNodeName=pylon_centerline_mer this are the two pylons PylonMass=32.21 PylonDragArea=0.02 LaunchRailNodeName= MinExtentPosition= MaxExtentPosition= RackSpecificStationCode=MER_F-4

AIM-424 LRAAM dimensions : Length 13.5 ft (4.11 m) Diameter 13.5 in (0.34 m) Wingspan 26.2 in (0.67 m) weight 680,4 kg my problem is that i have only very few pictures and none of the nozzle , so for a detailed missile you have to wait until better pictures are available

Exercise Pitch Black returns to the Top End from 20 July to 7 August, creating an opportunity for over 100 aircraft and personnel from 21 allied and partner nations to exercise together, and strengthen regional and global interoperability. This is the Royal Australian Air Force’s largest international exercise featuring complex, combat-like scenarios across one of the largest military training areas in the world over a three-week period. Alongside the exercise the Northern Territory community will once again have the opportunity to see participating aircraft in the air and on the ground, and meet military personnel from Australia, Brunei, Canada, Fiji, Finland, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Republic of Korea, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Thailand, the United Kingdom and the United States These opportunities will be at the two free community events, starting with the Mindil Beach Flying Display on Thursday 23 July, followed by the RAAF Darwin Open Day on Saturday 1 August. Exercise Pitch Black 26 will bring together 21 nations and up to 100 aircraft in one of the world's most complex and demanding air combat training events. The exercise will showcase some of the most advanced air power capabilities on the globe, with highly skilled aircrew, ground personnel and support teams operating in a challenging and realistic training environment. Beyond frontline fighter operations, Pitch Black 26 will feature a broad range of critical air power capabilities, including air-to-air refuelling, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, and strategic and tactical airlift operations. Together, these capabilities will create a highly integrated, multinational training environment designed to strengthen interoperability, enhance combat readiness and build enduring international partnerships. Exercise Pitch Black 26 is expected to include participation from the following nations and aircraft: CountryParticipant RAAF Base Darwin Australia = EA-18G Growler / F-35A Lightning II / F/A-18F Super Hornet / E-7A Wedgetail / C-130J-30 Hercules / C-27J Spartan Royal Canadian Air ForceEmbedded personnel French Air and Space Force = CN-235 Republic of Fiji Military ForcesEmbedded personnel German Air Force = EF2000 Typhoon Indian Air Force = Rafale Indonesian Air Force = T-50I Japan Air Self-Defense Force = F-35A / E-2D Royal Malaysian Air ForceEmbedded personnel Royal New Zealand Air ForceEmbedded personnel Papua New Guinea Defence Force = PAC-750 Philippine Air Force = FA-50PH Republic of Korea Air Force = F-16 Republic of Singapore Air Force = F-16 / G550 Royal Air ForceEmbedded personnel Spanish Air and Space Force = EF2000 Typhoon / A400M Royal Thai Air Force = F-16 United States Air Force = C-130 RAAF Base Tindal Australia = F-35A / KC-30A / C-130J-30 United States Air Force = F-35A RAAF Base Amberley Australia = KC-30A / Multinational Multi-Role Tanker Transport (MRTT) Unit (MMU)Multinational Multi-Role Tanker Transport (MRTT) Royal Air Force = Voyager Spain = Multinational Multi-Role Tanker Transport (MRTT) United States Air Force = KC-135

Tiger , Tiger

great video , thanks for sharing

bombing run with F-4F Phantom II at the Range 1st target destroyed , on the way to the next target

F-104G JaBo-34 over Germany

i was afraid that it take much longer , Thank You Erik for you hard work

from 1979 onward all F-4 cockpits should use the A10RWRTrackSound and A10RWRLockSound , so if for some reason this sounds is not mention in your Avionics.ini change it please , i think one of the reasons i dont uploadet them is that i assumed that every body has them , that was a mistake the A-10 sound fits more to the modern RWR-displays if you wonder why we use them

i´m sorry i obviously forgot to upload the sounds here it is you can select from severall options , just rename them correctly A10RWRlock and track Sound.7z add the following entries to your soundlist and replace the xxx with the correct number in order SoundFilexxx=A10RWRLockSound SoundFilexxx=A10RWRTrackSound [A10RWRTrackSound] Priority=HIGH 3DSound=FALSE NumBuffers=1 Looped=TRUE [A10RWRLockSound] Priority=HIGH 3DSound=FALSE NumBuffers=1 Looped=TRUE sorry for my oversight

F-100D

found this on the net , had no idea that this exist from the TaktLwG 51 „Immelmann“ ( Taktische Luftwaffengeschwader 51 ) like the idea and the song

informative video , thank you

yap , still a bit shaky and a lot to improve but im 100% better than a few weeks ago

its a long time since my last post but im still here here are the TBA 100-4 and TBA 100-6 rocket pods this pods are also known as Matra LRF3 and Matra LR C6 with the pods you will get 6 new 100 mm Rockets this are the 1 generation SNEB100_DEM , SNEB100_ECCAP , SNEB100_EEG ( 1968 - 1990 ) and the 2 generation SNEB100_AB24 Flechette , SNEB100_ABL Flechette and the SNEB100_AMV Flechette i have only a very pictures of this pods and this rockets so dont beat me if they are not 100% correct , it is very difficult to find some info on this pods and rockets for the TBA 100-6 /Matra LR C6 i found only one good picture from the swiss air force museum here are the rocket pods and the rockets TBA_100-4_Rocket-Pods.7z TBA_100-6_Rocket-Pods.7z SNEB100_Rockets.7z and this is how they look like 1 Generation 100 mm Rockets 2 Generation Rockets TBA Type 100-4 TBA Type 100-6