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*** Posted by RUN ***
There are a few differences, fx do we have an ID lamp & integrated chaff/flare dispenser in our weapon pylons.
[What are the differences between the Danish F16 Block 10-15 and the American F16 Block 10-15?]
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*** Posted by RUN ***
Most jets that are not fly-by-wire move the rudder surfaces with hydraulic actuators, so stick forces are not that heavy. The advantage in the f16 is that since its a sidestick you can lay your arm on an ''armrest'' & that way you don't get as fatiqued as you would if you were holding a conventional stick.
In most ...
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*** Posted by Julian ***
Have you ever been in real combat? (I mean REAL). How is it? Were you scared?
What are the feelings?
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*** Posted by Julian ***
What do you think about PC simulations especialy F16 sims? Examples : Falcon4.0, Back to Baghdad.
Are they realistic? How close are they?
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*** Posted by Julian ''Tiger'' Raureanu ***
What are the differences between the Danish F16 Block 10-15 and the American F16 Block 10-15?
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*** Posted by Julian ''Tiger'' Raureanu ***
Could you give me more information about F16? I mean sites or something.
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*** Posted by Julian ''Tiger'' Raureanu ***
Hi RUN and thanks again about answering.
Please explain about stick forces.
A have a lot of questions:
1. When I'm in a dogfight with a MIG29 for example do I have to turn my aircraft at corner velocity all the
time? Even he goes vertical? (I've found the best turn rate of F16 - 19' per second at ...
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*** Posted by RUN ***
You are right about the advantages except for the stick forces, but ofcourse it is nice with the support for the arm in the F16.
Answers to questions:
2. No, but you can get it a little above 9 Gs
3. Probably
4. Depends on the model, load & fuel, but more than 1 to 1 if clean.
RUN
[Hi RUN and thanks for answering ...
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*** Posted by Julian ''Tiger'' Raureanu ***
Hi RUN and thanks for answering my questions.
About the F16 vs MIG29 answer. I think there is one more advantage for each of these two.
The MIG29 has a HMS (Helmet Mounted Sight) which is a big advantage in a dogfight.
The F16 has fly-by-wire system which is more easy to use than a conventional ...
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*** Posted by RUN ***
Nothing wrong with your imagination ;-)
What game are you playing ?
First of all you would never engage with one aircraft the way you suggest, but let's just assume that we do.
Start offsetting far out so you keep both MiGs on one side. In the last couple of miles turn towards the MiGs & get a quick kill head-on and ...
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