DCS F-16C Viper

    Ich bin mir noch nicht sicher, ob ich das Gerät kaufe. Mal sehen.

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    News:

    DCS: F-16C Block 50 Announce

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    15 feb
    2019

    As mentioned in our yearly wrap up, one of our biggest projects for this year is the legendary F-16C Fighting Falcon, also called the Viper. In parallel with the Hornet, we already have a sub-team working on the Viper that includes programmers who have completed their Hornet tasks. Much of their focus is currently on the flight model, Flight Control System (FLCS), cockpit and the external model. Using much of what we learned with the Hornet, progress has been good, and is in no way slowing down Hornet completion.

    As we pour the concrete, we can start to pass along some of our plans. Please remember they are plans, not timeline promises.

    Our Viper will be an F-16C with the Common Configuration Implementation Program (CCIP) upgrade. We feel this to be the most versatile version of the F-16 with capabilities for SEAD, precision attack, close air support, anti-ship, and of course air-to-air. We will be taking great care though to develop a very accurate simulation of the F-16C Block 50 operated by the United States Air Force and Air National Guard circa 2007.

    For this project, we are striving to create a very authentic simulation of this particular aircraft at a specific point in time. We have no desire to create a Frankenstein's Monster that combines multiple F-16C versions from different time periods.

    Core systems of our F-16C include:

    • F-110-GE-129 turbofan engine
    • AN/APG-68(V)5 multi-mode radar
    • AN/ALR-56M Radar Warning Receiver
    • AN/ALQ-131/184 ECM pods
    • CCIP (Common Configuration Implementation Program) update
    • ALE-47 countermeasure system

    This will be a massive project, so we will separate it into two phases: Phase 1 Early Access release and then Phase 2 Product Sustainment.

    Phase 1 Early Access Release:

    • Color Multifunction Display (CMFD) symbology, Horizontal Situation Display (HSD) format, and Head-up Display (HUD) symbology
    • Digitally TACAN and Electronic Horizontal Situation Indicator (EHSI)
    • RWS, SAM, TWS and ACM A/A radar modes
    • BDU-33, BDU-50LD/HD, Mk-82LDGP, Mk-82AIR, Mk-84LDGP, CBU-87 CEM, and CBU-97 SFW unguided bombs
    • 2.75” rockets LAU-68 and LAU-131
    • Joint Helmet Mounted Cueing System (JHMCS)
    • AIM-9L/M/P/X Sidewinder
    • AIM-120B/C AMRAAM
    • M61A1 20mm cannon

    First skin will be the 55th FS at Shaw AFB.

    Phase 2 Product Sustainment:

    • Multifunctional Information Distribution System (MIDS)
    • Link 16 Data Link
    • A/G radar modes
    • AGM-65D/G/H/K Maverick
    • AGM-88C HARM
    • AN/ASQ-213 HARM Targeting System (HTS)
    • AN/AAQ-28(V) LITENING targeting pod
    • GBU-10, GBU-12, GBU-24A/B laser-guided bombs
    • BRU-57/A Smart Rack
    • CBU-103 CEM and CBU-105 SFW Inertially Aided Munitions (IAM)
    • GBU-31/A and GBU-38/B JDAM
    • AGM-154A and AGM-154B JSOW
    • Integration of the JHMCS with the HARM Targeting System (HTS), Link 16, and AIFF
    • ALE-50 towed decoy

    As this project accelerates, we will be providing updates to keep you abreast of our progress to this much awaited addition to DCS World.


    Zur Erklärung: Der link zu diesem Beitrag vom Februar kam mit dem wöchentlichen Newsletter von DCS. Die haben wohl noch Sommerurlaub.


    Gruß Alpha

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    Inwiefern unterscheidet sich das Muster von dem in Falcon BMS und ist die F-16C Viper nach dem vollständigen Release besser oder schlechter ausgerüstet?

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    Nun ja, die DCS F-16 ist eine Beta, da funzt noch nicht viel. Und da ist auch der Haken: die F/A-18C wurde 2017 released und ist weder fertig noch debugged. Auf dem Papier soll die DCS Viper soviel können wie die F-16 in BMS.

    DCS hat ein Cockpit-Video veröffentlicht.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?…utm_campaign=weekend_news

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    Und wie ist euer erster Eindruck?

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    Zitat von Bloodhound

    ....das hat mir sehr gefallen:



    Zitat von Bloodhound

    Wer sich an der Schlacht der Trolle beteiligen möchte, hier der passende Spielplatz:


    https://www.benchmarksims.org/…pit-overview-video/page26

    Kein Deut besser ... :thumbdown::sleeping: :rolleyes: Alpha Release und der im Video scheint mir so als ob er es auch nicht schnallt . Zwingt keiner euch / ihn das Ding in dem Stadium zu kaufen ... Wie gesagt Alpha / Beta Release mittlerweile bei vielen Gang und Gebe.