DCS Mirage 2000C - Landing Tutorial 1/3 - Visual Approach

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  • Опубликовано: 15 июл 2016
  • In this first segment we look at the basics of landing the Mirage 2000C from Razbam using a visual approach.
    Part 2 covers landing in cloudy weather using the ILS.
    Part 3 covers zero visibility landing using the projected runway on the HUD.
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Комментарии • 23

  • @randallmacdonald4851
    @randallmacdonald4851 8 лет назад +3

    Lots of info there. Thank you. Although my VFR approaches are usually good, I will always look at other's idea's of how to do it. You and I agree completely. :)

    • @creativefun3620
      @creativefun3620  7 лет назад +1

      I have the same approach to learning as well. Looking how others do it either helps me to confirm I'm doing things correctly or gives me new ideas to try out.

  • @1400740
    @1400740 7 лет назад +2

    Wonderful series of tutorials.

  • @PM_DraKKar
    @PM_DraKKar 6 лет назад

    for the tapping of the brakes 1 sec interval i thought this mirage in DCS came with an Anti-skid sys right? still loved the video

  • @ChrisMills1946
    @ChrisMills1946 4 года назад

    Tutorials very helpful - thank you.
    Can you tell me the keyboard binding for APP? Have looked in detail and can't find it, so have to use the clickable cockpit selection.
    Kind regards,
    Flamethrower

  • @Mrparangos3
    @Mrparangos3 7 лет назад +1

    Why when I deploy my landing gear by pressing "G" my aircraft loses too much speed and starts falling like a rock till crash on the ground?

    • @creativefun3620
      @creativefun3620  7 лет назад +8

      It is called the laws of physics. When you deploy your landing gears check the following to prevent a sudden case of dropping out of the sky:
      1. Airspeed between 250 - 200knts.
      2. Maintain level or descending flight (do not try to climb or pull up)
      3. Retract airbrakes.
      4. If your throttle is set to idle throttle up until you can maintain current airspeed.
      If you start dropping out of the sky DO NOT pull up. Point the nose sightly down or level and engage afterburner. Make sure you have at least 170 knts before pulling up at a maximum of 5 degrees.

  • @colderwar
    @colderwar 7 лет назад

    If you start in the air is your INS aligned right away ? Nice tutorial by the way....

    • @creativefun3620
      @creativefun3620  7 лет назад +2

      Thank you! Yes, if you start in the air or if you start from "takeoff" and "parking hot" your INS is aligned.

  • @johnchristian664
    @johnchristian664 6 лет назад

    does the anti-skid work?

  • @billymos
    @billymos 6 лет назад +1

    Thx to this video, i managed to land my M2000 without destroying the landing gear..
    For the seat adjustment, is there any default key?

    • @creativefun3620
      @creativefun3620  6 лет назад

      Thanks! I don't remember if there is a default key. I've just bound it to my "up" and "down" arrows keys.

    • @billymos
      @billymos 6 лет назад

      Creative Fun I see. But I can't find in the commands menu the adjust seat keys, so as to change them...

    • @creativefun3620
      @creativefun3620  6 лет назад +1

      Category: "Pilot & Seat controls" commands: "Seat RAISE" and "Seat LOWER"

  • @rickardrisberg6999
    @rickardrisberg6999 8 лет назад +2

    Nice vid like always. btw are you swedish you sound a bit swedish xD , im swedish .

    • @creativefun3620
      @creativefun3620  8 лет назад

      Thanks! I would have thought the tree kronor symbol gave me away. ^_^ I might be Swedish, who knows? :P

  • @grimreaper7610
    @grimreaper7610 7 лет назад +1

    can you share mission editor files files?

    • @creativefun3620
      @creativefun3620  7 лет назад

      I'm making a tutorial on how to easily recreate some of my missions in the mission editor. Stay tuned! :)

  • @SCAND4LE
    @SCAND4LE 5 лет назад

    150 knots ! Dude, that's a lot. Everytime I land above 140 knots I break the gears.

    • @SFDPSFDP
      @SFDPSFDP 5 лет назад +2

      It depends on your AOA and weight. His landing was perfect because it was around 14 degrees AOA which is ideal for this plane. If your angle of attack is around 14 degrees the speed does not matter as long as it is below 180 knots so you don't burst the tires. The reason being the ideal speed for landing in a Mirage depends on your current weight, but AOA always has to be near 14 degrees regardless of weight. It is similar to the Viggen which likes to land at 12 degrees AOA.

  • @wickedguitar99
    @wickedguitar99 6 лет назад

    Forgot to trim for 14 degree AoA.