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Duhude, post some pics of the SU-15 with canard's would love to see it :yes:

Great work on the J-10

Regarding the video check it out at 02:59, am I the only who noticed the MIG-28 being blown up clip from Top Gun, replay the clip between 02:58 and 02:59 and pause that's a freakin F-5

Well, my new Tornado F3 is indeed in game, but as you see, it´s still a very early stage. Needs to be mapped and tuned in avionics and stuff. I´m still working on it beside some other stuff, please be patient.

Looking good there Amok

Asked a buddy of mine who's in the 104th FW at Barnes. He just said to not even mention him.

So in the comic guy voice (from Simpsons) "Worst CSAF ever !"

The Nimitz should of ripped that bomber to shreds with it Phalanx gun and show'em whos boss.

Right.... Did you even bother thinking of the consequences that would've had prior to posting ? I think not. I'm pretty sure both sides knew what it was, sabre rattling and that's it.

Thanks for the info gent's :yes: will give that a try.

Real nice work, dude ! Cant wait to see her in Canuck colours.

Ask our CSAF Mosely...

Almost every post here that refers to CSAF Mosely is in a negative light, I wonder is the guy truly that inept for the role, that service personnel truly wish that he would just go away ?

A common misconception of the Russian Air Force.

One last question, sorry, but if I don't ask I'll never learn. What entry do I edit so that when I hit the ALT+N and the a/c jumps to the next waypoint it isn't at a a irritating altitude of say 18,000 ft ?

K....

Thanks guy's for all the info. Uuumm, one last question though, with regard's to the "ceiling =" part does it have to be in meters or can it be if feet as well ?

Thanks Streak, but I've noticed that for certain aircraft the value is rather high, I mean for some it's kinda off the chart's, atleast look's like that to an amature like me, is it possible to specify the ceiling in meters or feet ?

EDIT:- Furthermore, I know, I know I'm digressing, what control's the altitude that an a/c attain's once the jump to next waypoint key has been hit ?

@FastCargo...Show off...I hate you...in the nicest possible way

I dont personally care if the a/c was worth one gazillion dollar's as long as the pilot with x number of years's (actually scratch the # of years part) got away OK, that's all that matter's.

So I was poking around data.ini's of various aircraft's and have a quick question what does the data below with regards's to ceiling represent ? Is it the altitude of the a/c that it will reach after ALT+N has been hit or is it the max ceiling of the a/c in meter's ?

[MissionData]

NationName=China

ServiceStartYear=2000

ServiceEndYear=2010

AircraftRole=FIGHTER

AircraftCapability=DAY_AND_NIGHT

Availability=VERY_COMMON

PrimaryRoles=CAP,INTERCEPT

SecondaryRoles=ESCORT,SWEEP,CAS,SEAD,ARMED_RECON,RECON,STRIKE,ANTI_SHIP

NormalMissionRadius=800

MaxMissionRadius=1200

Ceiling=19900.0 <---------------

MinBaseSize=SMALL

Will this be available for SFP1 ?

EDIT:- Regardless of whether it's available for SFP1 or not it look's fantastic, great job.

I don't claim to know anything about the U.S armed forces but in light of the post 9/11 defence budget increase in the billions, what's up with the deactivation's and cutback's ?

it was a radar ocean surveillance satellite which had a nuclear generator. Usually those were boosted to a high parking orbit at end of life that will last longer than the radioactivity of the nuclear fuel. In that particular case, the boost didn't and it crashed in Canada.

 

if this comes down, it will be something somewhat similar in that the toxic fuel will be localized and cleaned up by hazmat teams. If it comes down in the water, the fuel will oxidize and disperse (although if it lands in the resevoir that you get your drinking water from.....)

I apologise, I didn't know that it was an ocean surveillance satellite (though the only reason I suspect that it perhaps wasnt is why would you need a nuclear generator for a satellite that had purely civi application's) anyways, with regards to the U.S satellite if it were to "ideally" come down in the ocean which is harmless, do they know if it's in area for deep fishing lanes, I mean if the fish ingest that garbage and then people were to consume it...

I vaguely recall an incident here in Canada where a Soviet military satellite crashed up north in an unpopulated area, I forget what the exact propellant was, either radioactive or some chemical that was quite dangerous, well we made the Soviet's clean up the mess up north, they paid for it and their people had to clean it up.

Hot Shots. Gotta love the Top Gun parody.

Very informative. Thanks for the info JM.

I'm more concerned about the highly toxic fuel that its carries for the ummm(forget the term) positioning rockets, that crap is lethal to humans.

Roses (predictable) and stuff from the Body Shop (bath stuff, creams, lotions) and then more stuff later on...

Fortunately for me I did'nt forget this valentine's day, if I had, I would never hear the end of it, as I still have to listen to her about me forgetting our second marriage anniversary