CrazyhorseB34

Where do you get a two place Gripen?!

Saders? I dusted off the Clem my MF French F-8's and put some tweakage on the Super Etendard. I will sink the Kiev with Exocet! Also first thing I am going to do is pit up those Intruders with the RB TRAM pit and do some night time destoryer plinkin. Might not even get to the Tomcat for a few days.Actually I am kinda Tomcat sick now!

It looks alot like a modded A-4 pit. Oh well, the ships are nice.

Strato, you are correct about CBRN/NBC conditions. The M1 had what was known as a "gas particulate system". What this was was just a big gaskmask filter in the tank that all the crewstations could plug into. A small pump circulated air through the system. The M1A1 and A2 have an "NBC Overpressure System". Basically a pump and condenser system located in the left track sponson pressurizes the air inside the vehicle to create a higher pressure inside than out. That allows in theory for a crew to fight buttoned up (hatches shut) without their masks on. Normally it is used in conjunction with masks. The Overpressure System does have a secondary ventilation function from a gunnery standpoint. When the gunner indexes "COAX" for the coaxial M-240 machine gun, the overpressure system kicks on to push the fumes from the breech end of the machine gun out of the vehicle. Truth be told, most crews disconnect a certain cable which disables this function. Frankly because it is noisy and is a pain in the butt and coax fumes do smell kinda cool!

Modern tanks do not have complex ventilation systems. They use something known as a "bore evacuator". You might have seen this bulge on the gun tube on M1 tanks. What this does is holes in the gun tube vent propellent gas into the chamber created by the bulge. When the breechblock opens when the gun returns to battery after it recoils during firng, that opening on the breech end creats a suction that " evacuates" the residual gas from the tube. The use of railguns on tanks has been discussed for 30 years but the same problem exists on tanks as in ships. How do you generate enough electricity to maintain an effective rate of fire? A nuclear powered warship could do this with an efficient railgun system in the future but unless you want a nuclear reactor in every tank or ground combat system it would be impractical.

Dang guess so......another reason for me to not like the Turkey. The MF pit is actually an early B anyway.

Tomcat pit has no RWR.......

Dude check this out!

Dave, your screenshots suck now that you got that new toy.

WooHoo!!!!!

Xtube review.

AWACS BFM! :clapping:

No.

If SF2NA is designed for late 70s early 80s then it would be cool to let's say around 1978 putting HMS Ark Royal with Phantoms and Bucs in the mix. Seems to me it would be quite fun!

OMG Sid!

Eric, just being picky but the Navy has "Adversaries", the Air Force has "Agressors". Slap me later if you like.

Dang guys, if smoking is doing that to your computers then imagine what smoking does to my lungs! I do not smoke in my house so I do not have to worry about my computer getting smoking related COPD, but it does bring up a good point. Why dont we start a Combat Ace Smoking Secession Support Group? I would consider joining.

Hang in there Bro!

Because you have a "yellow thing" propping it up! Joke. Front wheel not extending all the way check DATA ini.

Mission complete!

You rang? Capitalism baby.

Azzgas. When my eerections last more than 4 hours I go to SimHQ. That usually takes care of it.

........I have been able to maintain more strong and frequent erections, since using Combat Ace.

You could of had it alllllllllll ahalllllllll..................