JediMaster

To the left of the HUD there is a display with a O with a ^ above and a v below. It lights up in response to your AOA. That's the AOA bracket.

Wow! That thing is nice! It looks like a new JSF to me so how about the F/A-40 Black Adder.

I don't know if he'd want his plane associated with Rowan Atkinson!

Most such methods are classified. However, the rough numbers have been released for certain planes. I know the B-52 has one of the largest RCS recorded, 100 sq m or so. The B-1B's is roughly the same size as the F-16 I think, about an order of magnitude less (10 sq m?). Then you have "stealthy" (not stealth) planes like the Typhoon, F/A-18E/F, Rafale, etc that are another order of magnitude less than that (1 sq m?). Then you have the F-117 an order below those, than the F-22 and B-2 an order below THAT (the old "golf ball size"). The F-35 will likely be in the F-117 range.

Firebirds, LOL. I forget about that movie and then periodically someone pours lemon juice on my paper cut and reminds me of it!

Well, almost. Greer was in it, too. Also, another guy that was in (the book) HfRO is in it I believe.

The advantage in partitioning is if there's a software problem (ie not physical) with the data storage on one partition, you only lose that partition. However, you don't want to put too many on there. I generally split a drive in half.

Never used those programs, though.

I would, but they're all dead. Communication at this point is very difficult.

They may still work. Sometimes things would break, but sometimes they will translate fine.

Otherwise, lockonfiles.com is a major center for all things LOMAC.

I think I have the original version, but I might have the updated one. If not, I have all the WAPJ, WoF, and IAPJ issues anyway.

All I know is, if the vehicle is hit, bail and RUN!!!

I think Hyperlobby is the only "browser" for MP. Other than that, you need to find websites made by people who run the servers and get the info there (they'll list the IP address) and you can join that way.

The EA-6B has enough pylons to carry HARMs plus the ALQ pods. The EF-111 had only two pylons under the glove and both carried ALQs. It had no pylons for ordnance. The EA-18 has pylons like the EA-6 and will be a hunter too.

While a 4 person crew with the EA-18's suite could certainly out do a 2 man one, any plane capable of carrying 4 people would be slower and more vulnerable. Let's face it, neither AAA nor IR SAMs care about those jammers. You can't jam the MkI eyeball! It's better to have 2 EA-18s instead.

Like build a totally new P-38 from scratch.

Guess that AARP membership is in the mail!

Oh, come on. How can you ruin a joke that ends "of some sort"??

Yeah, when vehicles explode now you get a mini-mushroom cloud. While it works great on tanks, I think it a little much for the UAZs.

That's very good news. I'm sure your ranking would've been higher sooner if more people had the game.

The A-10C looks...just like an A-10A.

Wouldn't the salt water corrosion preclude any hope of flying it again? This wasn't at the bottom of a lake or something, this was at the tide line.

Wow, you can specify the CEP directly and it will I suppose randomize how close to target it lands? Neat.

Wings Over Imhotep, as you attack a resurrected Egyptian priest with a biplane in the desert...

I'm another Dec 2002 joiner, the wife got it for me (the real non-beta version) for Xmas. Haven't gone a day without it on my HD since.

I had to buy a DVD read-only drive. It hated my RW drive, so now I have 2 optical drives in my system.

Ironically, certain SecuROM games hate that reader but have no trouble with the RW drive...

Yes, but the EA-18 will be able to keep up with the other Hornets during missions, as opposed to the EA-6 which is incapable of those speeds.

The other thing is modern computers should allow 2 to do the job of 3 (as in the EA-6 I don't think the pilot did any EW work himself, just flew).

Eric. All of them. There's nothing wrong with that.

I've heard tell that Sir Gerald Nabarro has a pet prawn called Simon - you wouldn't call him a loony! Furthermore Dawn Pathorpe, the lady show jumper, had a clam called Stafford, after the late chancellor. Alan Bullock has two pikes, both called Chris, and Marcel Proust had an haddock! So if you're calling the author of 'A la recherche de temps perdu' a loony, I shall have to ask you to step outside!