I want to to thank you guys for your content. I don't have DCS but I was an aviation major for a few years in college. Been an aviation enthusiast ever sense, studying, research for fun. My regret was not having money to finish getting all my certs and so on. But your videos keep me entertained while still learning about different planes. I love the technical aspects of it like when you tested the 14s altitude. Keep it up
Cap just wanted to say really enjoying all the excellent F14 tutorial videos, clear and concise and detailed . wow their alot to learn and remember, thanks for the excellent content, but not for the headaches you have given me lol.
I splash at 60 miles on mig23's.., 90% of the time use the C, Have good launch enveloppe(good altitude& speed), and PD STT Always try to splash one far out, that way his buddies see it's gonna be a bad day for them..
My understanding is that the loadout with 6 AIM-54 also includes 2 Aim-9 missiles, 1 one each pylon. I also understand that particular loadout was hardly used because of the weight and stress on the airframe.
the loadout was rarely used probably for multiple reasons: 1) the tomcat could only bring back 2 phoenix missiles normally 2) every missile has a limited amount of lifetime it can be carried on a pylon without being shot, carrying 6 at a time eats up reserves much more quickly
For those having some difficulty remembering the different Phoenix modes, something that helps me, was to think of them like wired torpedoes with different sonar modes in terms of detectability and how they function. I had to take classes in college on different weapons systems and the analogy helped me because everyone has their own abbreviations for the same things.
@@jjsemperfi It's essentially the difference between a Wire guided torpedo (being steered from the sub) vs a self guided torpedo (steering itself) AND the difference between active sonar (constantly loudly searching) and passive sonar (constantly listening and using what it hears to steer)
Added bonus to TWS and PD STT shots-since you're guiding in Pluse-Doppler mode, you won't generate any RWR warnings until the missiles go active. Also, as I understood it, the Phoenix can also guide to the PITBULL point autonomously with its own small-scale INS, but needs SARH in case the target begins to maneuver.
@@CoyoteOne As far as getting killed by Phoenix missiles go, it's the same story as the AMRAAM-until the missile itself goes active, your own RWR is still detecting the usual searching RADAR emissions, and you won't get a warning of a missile launch until the last few seconds of interception. With the F-14, you can get hit at a greater range. As far as firing modes, usually you want to stay in the same RADAR mode you were firing in, to ensure all missiles are supported. For example, when firing multiple Phoenix shots, TWS is needed to support all missiles at once, at least until they all go active. PDSTT would be if you're guiding a single Phoenix, which also has the advantage of keeping the missile in semi-active homing all the way, for extra sniping potential. The big thing to remember is that the RADAR set isn't super-successful in maintaining a lock between RADAR modes, like jumping from PDSTT to regular STT. So in a lot of cases, you'll have to reacquire target locks yourself if you have to switch modes.
when firing in BRST mode, what angle will the missile search when it goes pitbull? This is important to know, because it determines how carefully you have to aim before firing...
Curious... Does F-14D's APG-71 and AIM54C+ can go active on STT mode considering its re-programmable? How far is the active range for AIM54C++ (the one with TWT upgrade)? Any tomcat expert knows?
It’s a bit late but you use the ARH mode for when you are trying to be sneaky and don’t want to emit a radar signal. Just point kinda close to the target and drop it then turn away
Informative video! What about manually selecting target priority instead of the AUTO mode? Can i "hook" individual targets in my own preferred order of launch (while still in TWS) and then launch the missiles? Sort of like a TWS MANUAL instead of TWS AUTO?
the problem i, and some other guys aswell, noticed is that if you use the phoenix in TWS against AI Fighters they will try and dodge the missle as soon as it comes of the rail even if you are at 35-50nm at angels 20+ and thus they will get away and come in for the kill on you or get to close to them to keep the track up that they fire back at you. Would be great if you and your guys could look into it and maybe make a video about using it against AI. Im playing on the 2.5.5 Stable Version not the PB
I have watched this video a couple times, and I’m having some issues. How did you lock the target aircraft, what I mean is how did you move the circle on the display at 11:32. Thanks!
It would be nice to be able to turn the missile's active radar off and TWS guide your missile until impact. That way the enemy pilot would have no ides what happened. Is that possible IRL guys?
I think the data received from the uplink in the TWS are not precise enough to guide the missile all the way in. The data packages update every 2s (refresh rate of the radar in TWS), good enough for mid course updates, but not enough for terminal guidance. You need STT for that.
It's such a short time anyway literally about 10 seconds so unless you lucky you generally are screwed since it's not enough time to react which is why you don't fly straight at highish altitude at an F-14 within 40 nautical miles that has nails on you. Fortunately the AWG 9 is not good against maneuvering targets so by terrain masking and notching you can sneak up to them easy enough to go toe to toe with AIM 120s
What if i will shoot in TWS mode and then switch to STT?? what is going to happend, will it be guided as SAHR missile or it will activate its own radar and ignore commands from plane?? Or what if i shoot i STT and lock breaks?? will it go active?
The missile in TWS mode uses SARH corrections until it can see the target by its own means. If you somehow drop the SARH, it will continue in inertial mode until it can see the target (but you are running a risk of it locking on something you do not want it to lock on).
hey, i have to ask....... is there any way you can make the plane training videos like the AJS-viggen. i feel like that format is just so good for noobs. you have one short video on each firing mode. and one video to explain all the modes. your viggen videos have me as a effective combat AG machine. Having an explanation in the beginning of each video of which one is the recommended way of shooting or which one is more simple or accurate , etc..... is great. thanks for all the videos either way they're great.
So when a Phoenix has been fired in PD STT SARH mode, the other plane's missile warning is blaring the whole time? Wouldn't the target just turn around or evade immediately, wasting the missile? (especially for shots at max range)
Ok, ECM mode... essentially, you fire blind, I'm assuming as close to boresight as possible, toward a target you apparently know (how?) is jamming you.... no setup required?
Mikkall jamming works by essentially spamming a bunch of signals to confuse something. Those signals have to come from a source and some sensors are equipped to lock onto that source rather then rely on pings from themselves
If you fire multiple aim54’s at targets while in TWS mode, will each missile continue using the aircraft’s radar to guide or will all but the last one fired go pitbull right off the rail since the target being tracked isn’t the one those previous missiles were launched at?
One thing that confused me. you said it was entirely semi active radar homing when tracking in STT. Does that mean it never goes pitbull? so if i lose the track does the missle go stupid? Because i always thought it would go active upon losing the single target track. Now your video confused the hell out of me :D
From the manual: Additionally when the AN/AWG-9 have sent the active command to the missile the TTI numbers blink, indicating that the missile targeting the track has been commanded to active mode.
Come to think of The AIM-54 Phoenix Missile,I saw in one video that it was launched against a ship at sea. I wonder,Is it possible to take out A Rite Aid with an AIM-54 Phoenix?
If the radar set can pick out the warship from the ground, it's possible, and there had been experiments during the 1st Gulf War. But it's not what it was designed for, unlike the Maverick.
Really good video i love your channel however i fly in multiplayer server and in the server i cannot change seat to rios so would you plz show how can i do rios operations for that weapon by jester ai comm menu?
one thing to not is that if you shoot in STT and lose lock the phoenix will go active and begin tracking on its on, i may be wrong though so if someone can check me that would be nice, i don't have my big book on the 14 with me atm.
I know it’s not like aim 120 with last known intercept point and automatic pitbull. The aircraft has to command it to go active but mot sure if they do that and when. Iwould like to know this because I like firing phoenixes in PD STT. And what if I suddenly have to lose lock because I need to evade
Depending on the firing parameters, then usually go active around 8-12 nautical miles from the target. I think you can see the instant they do from the RIO's cockpit. There is timer to pitbull IIRC.
Can jester activate the AIM-54 missile? have been trying to figure out how to select the AIM-54 missile for a while now just to find your video and see that it has to be activate from the RIO station.
@@Scoobydcs You won't find a special switch for it in the cockpit. If you look in the manual on the control stick page, its the wep select hat except you depress it. So if your hat doesn't have a depress function you'll just need to bind it to something else.
I have been trying PvP at growling and i just can't make a single kill with phoenix, i tried at high altitude, low at the mountains at less than 10 nm, and i a fanboy of the tomcat but am afraid that with this actual phoenix the tomcat is dead... 26 april 2023
When I said that the 14B could take 6 Aim 54's everyone laughed! I regularly used 6 missiles with "Harpoon" - the real problem is landing with 6 unused Aim 54 missiles... but as I always used all my munitions up on CAP (not firing them at Cap, you understand) it was never an issue. On the contrary the 14D (coming out later) has a more up to date cockpit and does not use Aim 54s at all! The good news is that the 14D takes 6 - 8 AMRAAMS (virtually identical to the Aim-120);. all of this info is from the Harpoon simulation - good enough at the time to check scenarios that never happened) and a better variety of Air to Ground munitions .. Best, Pete. (Edited due to brain fade - it comes to us all...)
They could carry 6 but the standard loadout was 4 in the belly and then either 2 Sparrow and 2 side winders or 4 sidewinders. The Phoenix cost $475,000 each, so if there was a mission abort, the Tomcat would be too heavy to recover on deck and would have to jettison at least 2 of the 1000lbs Phoenix. According to Wiki, we fired 3 Aim54 in combat with 0 hits. The iranians had much more experience with the F14 in combat and supposedly achieved 78 kills with their phoenix missiles.
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This video helped me more than the damn Tutorial, actually, all of them have helped me more than the in-game tutorials.
Yeah the F-14 tutorials are not that good. That is something Razbam does better.
Tutorial isn't really working for me. No RED target spawns when the explanation is finished.
Legit
There are tutorials lol?
what in-game tutorials??
I want to to thank you guys for your content. I don't have DCS but I was an aviation major for a few years in college. Been an aviation enthusiast ever sense, studying, research for fun. My regret was not having money to finish getting all my certs and so on. But your videos keep me entertained while still learning about different planes. I love the technical aspects of it like when you tested the 14s altitude. Keep it up
thanks
Cap just wanted to say really enjoying all the excellent F14 tutorial videos, clear and concise and detailed . wow their alot to learn and remember, thanks for the excellent content, but not for the headaches you have given me lol.
lols indeed thx
I'm a simple man...i choose AIM-54C i shoot at 35-40nm...i hit the targets...i leave winner
I splash at 60 miles on mig23's.., 90% of the time
use the C, Have good launch enveloppe(good altitude& speed), and PD STT
Always try to splash one far out, that way his buddies see it's gonna be a bad day for them..
Not anymore...
@@cuabcomstad hello, my phoneix wont go up, it just shoots forward?
@@mihajloa.5752if the target is within 21NM, the missile won’t loft
My understanding is that the loadout with 6 AIM-54 also includes 2 Aim-9 missiles, 1 one each pylon. I also understand that particular loadout was hardly used because of the weight and stress on the airframe.
the loadout was rarely used probably for multiple reasons: 1) the tomcat could only bring back 2 phoenix missiles normally 2) every missile has a limited amount of lifetime it can be carried on a pylon without being shot, carrying 6 at a time eats up reserves much more quickly
@@ArtietheArchon And maybe also because it's expensive af and the F14 is allready so expensive to use without it.
fuel is also an issue. Most of the time plane fly with their fuel tank attached to extend endurance & patrol range
Great explanation Cap, it's something that requires practice but this was a basic understanding.
For those having some difficulty remembering the different Phoenix modes, something that helps me, was to think of them like wired torpedoes with different sonar modes in terms of detectability and how they function. I had to take classes in college on different weapons systems and the analogy helped me because everyone has their own abbreviations for the same things.
So now I have to learn about wired torpedoes and sonar modes?
@@jjsemperfi It's essentially the difference between a Wire guided torpedo (being steered from the sub) vs a self guided torpedo (steering itself)
AND the difference between active sonar (constantly loudly searching) and passive sonar (constantly listening and using what it hears to steer)
Also Cap, regarding the question you had about ARH, I believe this was intended to be used to counter weather and chaff/flare effects.
This guy is the Master of knowing evthing about DCS - Thanks for the great tutorials! Gonna come fly with the reapers this weekend!
Remarkably sophisticated for 1970s tech, it being so massive probably helps to cram all those complicated technical bits inside it.
Added bonus to TWS and PD STT shots-since you're guiding in Pluse-Doppler mode, you won't generate any RWR warnings until the missiles go active.
Also, as I understood it, the Phoenix can also guide to the PITBULL point autonomously with its own small-scale INS, but needs SARH in case the target begins to maneuver.
@@CoyoteOne As far as getting killed by Phoenix missiles go, it's the same story as the AMRAAM-until the missile itself goes active, your own RWR is still detecting the usual searching RADAR emissions, and you won't get a warning of a missile launch until the last few seconds of interception. With the F-14, you can get hit at a greater range.
As far as firing modes, usually you want to stay in the same RADAR mode you were firing in, to ensure all missiles are supported. For example, when firing multiple Phoenix shots, TWS is needed to support all missiles at once, at least until they all go active. PDSTT would be if you're guiding a single Phoenix, which also has the advantage of keeping the missile in semi-active homing all the way, for extra sniping potential.
The big thing to remember is that the RADAR set isn't super-successful in maintaining a lock between RADAR modes, like jumping from PDSTT to regular STT. So in a lot of cases, you'll have to reacquire target locks yourself if you have to switch modes.
What a beautiful machine of death.
one of the most beautiful!
CAP: "There are five different ways for firing the missile"
Me: FIRE ZE MISSILES!
lol
"But I am le tired..."
"Well have a nap. THEN FIRE ZE MISSILES!"
this man unintentionally has one of the best Michael Caine impressions I've heard
This video helps me and my buddy a lot because we had problems firing pheonix missiles
Hes a bit NAUGHTY. lol that made me laugh :=)
when firing in BRST mode, what angle will the missile search when it goes pitbull? This is important to know, because it determines how carefully you have to aim before firing...
The RWR noises started throwing me off because I literally use DCS F-14 RWR sound files as my ringtones! 😂
I lol'd at "he's a bit naughty."
Thank you without your videos this game would be nearly impossible to play!!
Thank you
14:11 Cap: "And that's one toasted YAAK" ahahahahahahaha gotta luv da Cap
Curious... Does F-14D's APG-71 and AIM54C+ can go active on STT mode considering its re-programmable?
How far is the active range for AIM54C++ (the one with TWT upgrade)?
Any tomcat expert knows?
It’s a bit late but you use the ARH mode for when you are trying to be sneaky and don’t want to emit a radar signal. Just point kinda close to the target and drop it then turn away
Question is the PD launch modeled in DCS?
Excellent video and explanation. Thanks!
15:48
Noooooo! multiple war crimes !!!!
...
or it was that episode with the civilian jet armed for kamikaze attack ? ^^
Thanks, I never really understood the aim 54 I always thought aim and shoot while locked
Develepor team must take you as a trainer to the damn game
Thanks cap great video now i know how to fire the AIM-54C
Now shoot some baddies with it.
Hahaha
I still dont have the f14 i was planning to buy it on December
Maybe on December
How do you get Jester to fire in ARH Mode?
Informative video! What about manually selecting target priority instead of the AUTO mode? Can i "hook" individual targets in my own preferred order of launch (while still in TWS) and then launch the missiles? Sort of like a TWS MANUAL instead of TWS AUTO?
You can change priority of targets as the RIO in TWS so yes.
@@het61yt Nice to know. Thanks for that info!
Very useful and informative ! Thanks for all the efforts..!
That was excellent.
15:49 Commercial aviation massacre
Very happy with ur tutorials, I’ve learned how to use missiles and takeoff and startup the f-14B in only like 3 hrs tysm:)
thank god
the problem i, and some other guys aswell, noticed is that if you use the phoenix in TWS against AI Fighters they will try and dodge the missle as soon as it comes of the rail even if you are at 35-50nm at angels 20+ and thus they will get away and come in for the kill on you or get to close to them to keep the track up that they fire back at you. Would be great if you and your guys could look into it and maybe make a video about using it against AI. Im playing on the 2.5.5 Stable Version not the PB
Ok is this still the case? I thought I was crazy and messing up because none of my longer range phoenix shots hit the AI
How do I know when it turns to pitbull (Active)?
I have watched this video a couple times, and I’m having some issues. How did you lock the target aircraft, what I mean is how did you move the circle on the display at 11:32. Thanks!
10 miles seems a little to close to me for a phoenix , I would think by thin you would have switched to Aim9 or at least sparrow
It would be nice to be able to turn the missile's active radar off and TWS guide your missile until impact. That way the enemy pilot would have no ides what happened. Is that possible IRL guys?
:)
I think the data received from the uplink in the TWS are not precise enough to guide the missile all the way in. The data packages update every 2s (refresh rate of the radar in TWS), good enough for mid course updates, but not enough for terminal guidance. You need STT for that.
ilejovcevski79 makes sense
It's such a short time anyway literally about 10 seconds so unless you lucky you generally are screwed since it's not enough time to react which is why you don't fly straight at highish altitude at an F-14 within 40 nautical miles that has nails on you. Fortunately the AWG 9 is not good against maneuvering targets so by terrain masking and notching you can sneak up to them easy enough to go toe to toe with AIM 120s
Not bad considering IRL these were only launched in combat twice with zero kills!
That the public knows about. Probably used many times we were never told.
@@TSi99999 yeah maybe. But one thing I know is that the military isn’t shy of up selling the effectiveness of weapon systems.
What if i will shoot in TWS mode and then switch to STT?? what is going to happend, will it be guided as SAHR missile or it will activate its own radar and ignore commands from plane?? Or what if i shoot i STT and lock breaks?? will it go active?
The missile in TWS mode uses SARH corrections until it can see the target by its own means. If you somehow drop the SARH, it will continue in inertial mode until it can see the target (but you are running a risk of it locking on something you do not want it to lock on).
20 minutes, didn't even realise
You haven't found a reason to use PH ACT mode because you never get within 15 miles of your target. PH ACT mode is for ACM, not BVR.
hey, i have to ask....... is there any way you can make the plane training videos like the AJS-viggen. i feel like that format is just so good for noobs. you have one short video on each firing mode. and one video to explain all the modes. your viggen videos have me as a effective combat AG machine. Having an explanation in the beginning of each video of which one is the recommended way of shooting or which one is more simple or accurate , etc..... is great. thanks for all the videos either way they're great.
So when a Phoenix has been fired in PD STT SARH mode, the other plane's missile warning is blaring the whole time? Wouldn't the target just turn around or evade immediately, wasting the missile? (especially for shots at max range)
Yeh but it does have some advantages when the target is manouvering at about 20 miles.
Ok, ECM mode... essentially, you fire blind, I'm assuming as close to boresight as possible, toward a target you apparently know (how?) is jamming you.... no setup required?
I best investigate more before answering
Mikkall jamming works by essentially spamming a bunch of signals to confuse something. Those signals have to come from a source and some sensors are equipped to lock onto that source rather then rely on pings from themselves
Not sure if this was added after the video was released but I found that you can slave the Phoenix to IRST lock
Cap, you are doing gods work! Does Jester do all the RIO stuff or do I have to jump into the back to do missle cooling etc.
AI jester does it for you.
17:02 Kaboomy. Nuff said.
If you fire multiple aim54’s at targets while in TWS mode, will each missile continue using the aircraft’s radar to guide or will all but the last one fired go pitbull right off the rail since the target being tracked isn’t the one those previous missiles were launched at?
From the RIO seat how can you tell when the middle has gone pitbull?
Missile
I can;t remember, does anyone else know how to tell via TiD?
"When the F-111 was canceled"? You mean...the Ardvark?
yup
One thing that confused me. you said it was entirely semi active radar homing when tracking in STT. Does that mean it never goes pitbull? so if i lose the track does the missle go stupid? Because i always thought it would go active upon losing the single target track. Now your video confused the hell out of me :D
Sorry Kai it's too long since I studied this to remember, but I was basically reading from the aircraft manual.
@@grimreapers well thanks for answering anyways. maybe some other folks can answer me this :D
at 17:29 how come the closer targets are flashing and the further ones are not?
From the manual:
Additionally when the AN/AWG-9 have sent the active command to the missile the TTI numbers blink, indicating that the missile targeting the track has been
commanded to active mode.
thx
15:21 tell me you like spaming phoenix without telling me you like spaming phoenix
I wonder if there's a way to se if/when the Aim-54 has gone ARH/Pitbull in TWS mode in the pilot or the rios cockpit or do I have to just guess?
from memory, you can see that info in the TiD repeated as pilot. Numbers on the target, forget exactly how,
@@grimreapers Thanks, will look it up!
You ever find the answer?
Cap, looking at the number of videos uploaded in the last week or so, do you have nightmares about F-14 yet? :-)
all I can think of is F14 atm...
Man this missile is more complex than the Boeing 737 i fly
Great Video! The inverted "T" is not showing up in the hud, yes in the HDI but not in the HUD - what iam doing wrong? thnx!!
Come to think of The AIM-54 Phoenix Missile,I saw in one video that it was launched against a ship at sea. I wonder,Is it possible to take out A Rite Aid with an AIM-54 Phoenix?
If the radar set can pick out the warship from the ground, it's possible, and there had been experiments during the 1st Gulf War. But it's not what it was designed for, unlike the Maverick.
I can think of no better target than a rite aid. Everyone that works in those places is low brow and deserve to see the phoenix up close..:)
How about PAL Cap?
Really good video i love your channel however i fly in multiplayer server and in the server i cannot change seat to rios so would you plz show how can i do rios operations for that weapon by jester ai comm menu?
I have a section on F-14 Jester control: grimreapers.net/tutorials
one thing to not is that if you shoot in STT and lose lock the phoenix will go active and begin tracking on its on, i may be wrong though so if someone can check me that would be nice, i don't have my big book on the 14 with me atm.
thx
I know it’s not like aim 120 with last known intercept point and automatic pitbull. The aircraft has to command it to go active but mot sure if they do that and when. Iwould like to know this because I like firing phoenixes in PD STT. And what if I suddenly have to lose lock because I need to evade
At 11:30 how do you select what target you want to STT lock?
How do I switch weapons?
Hello, my phoneix wont go up, it just shoots forward?
Is the RIO ARH mode the same as ACM? My current understanding is that both of them make the missile active off the rail.
Do you mean the PH ACT button?
@@grimreapers yeah, the PH ACT. To the right of next launch.
what the hell is a heytch?
another great vid im wondering if you can make one on the rio computer and an overview of it . keep up the great work.
Great
Thank you very much ! But do you know how to use TWS with Jester please ?
Yes I have as vid on controlling TWS vid Jester: grimreapers.net/tutorials
I dont understand when the Phoenix go Pitbull, because in the video the targets were always keeping illuminated by the radar..
Depending on the firing parameters, then usually go active around 8-12 nautical miles from the target. I think you can see the instant they do from the RIO's cockpit. There is timer to pitbull IIRC.
So just to settle this question I have for once and for all.. Is the Tomcat capable of attacking multiple targets with the AIM 54C simultaneously?
yes up to 6
@@grimreapers So the phoenix is ARH from firing until impact/detonation? Many people been saying it's ARH only in the final "pitbull" stage.
Can jester activate the AIM-54 missile? have been trying to figure out how to select the AIM-54 missile for a while now just to find your video and see that it has to be activate from the RIO station.
you just press the Sparrow button twice to select Phoenix
Hi. How can I know when the missile goes pitbull? Thanks.
do you have a vid on how to do all this via jester or is it pretty intuitive in the radial menus?
Yes I have 7 Jester-specific vids: grimreapers.net/tutorials
How do u switch to the circle selecter in the rear seat u used to select the target?
I have done all your steps a-z still they are not firing up
Can you do a video on how to avoid missiles in the F-14B please. I fly solo pilot and get killed my pretty much any missile fired at me. I'm a noob.
:=)
Yes but I need to learn myself first TBH
@@grimreapers Awesome, thanks!
Make it bleed its energy by making 90 and 180 degrees turns while maintaning speed. Use chaffs and hold tight.
Chaffs and run
I can't see to make the Phoenix go Pitbull mode, jester will lose lock on my enemy as it maneuvers to evade and the Phoenix just misses the target.
I know this is all changing at moment so be aware for updates.
how do i switch from sparrow to pheonix?
Press the sparrow select button again
@@grimreapers ? mines a 2 way hat that cycles from gun sw then sp/ph but it doesnt cycle between sp and ph
@@Scoobydcs Separate key bind, its called "weapon selector sparrow or phoenix missiles."
@@Basilone45 I'll have to go rooting through controls then. I've been looking in the pit for a switch but didn't find 1
@@Scoobydcs You won't find a special switch for it in the cockpit. If you look in the manual on the control stick page, its the wep select hat except you depress it. So if your hat doesn't have a depress function you'll just need to bind it to something else.
What the hell did I get myself into buying an F14
pitbull? did you mean Mad Dog cap?
aye
Uhh dude you didn't show us how to use jester.
In a multiplayer server we cant just teleport to the back seat
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how do i use the radar which controls?
How the fuck do i change the TWS target priority as the pilot
I'll wait until you ask more politely young man.
how do i hook a taeget which keys to use?
will jester do the rio stuff automatically?
All jester vids here grimreapers.net/tutorials
.Can you do a video on the fwd looking camera that can be slaved to the radar to visually ID aircraft 100 miles away.
yup in the pipeline
STT LONGEST RANGE MODE. lol jester cant eaven lock anything in that mode. and if he does he drops it the saim second.
I have been trying PvP at growling and i just can't make a single kill with phoenix, i tried at high altitude, low at the mountains at less than 10 nm, and i a fanboy of the tomcat but am afraid that with this actual phoenix the tomcat is dead... 26 april 2023
please tell me if i am wrong
PD: aldo tryed the PD mode from RIO and nothing, still giving the launch alert on de enemy. I guess that the PD launch is not modeled...
Its cause people notch them easily if you fire them from long range. They have heaps of time to notch if you fire them at like 40nm.
You speak too fast ...
When I said that the 14B could take 6 Aim 54's everyone laughed! I regularly used 6 missiles with "Harpoon" - the real problem is landing with 6 unused Aim 54 missiles... but as I always used all my munitions up on CAP (not firing them at Cap, you understand) it was never an issue. On the contrary the 14D (coming out later) has a more up to date cockpit and does not use Aim 54s at all! The good news is that the 14D takes 6 - 8 AMRAAMS (virtually identical to the Aim-120);. all of this info is from the Harpoon simulation - good enough at the time to check scenarios that never happened) and a better variety of Air to Ground munitions .. Best, Pete. (Edited due to brain fade - it comes to us all...)
Not a single thing in this comment is true. Not.One.
Good man Pete
Incorrect. The F-14D can carry AIM-54's and no model carried AIM-120's. Except for during testing. However that project was cancelled.
Are you sure the F14D is coming to DCS?
They could carry 6 but the standard loadout was 4 in the belly and then either 2 Sparrow and 2 side winders or 4 sidewinders. The Phoenix cost $475,000 each, so if there was a mission abort, the Tomcat would be too heavy to recover on deck and would have to jettison at least 2 of the 1000lbs Phoenix. According to Wiki, we fired 3 Aim54 in combat with 0 hits. The iranians had much more experience with the F14 in combat and supposedly achieved 78 kills with their phoenix missiles.
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Great Video. Helped me A LOT!