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SU-33 and Ships

Postby Splitpin » Sun Dec 20, 2015 5:42 pm

Before you ask ... no i cant .... i did try , but that deck is sooo short and the aircraft is huge :ph43r: I'll keep at it .... but in the mean time I'm happy just passing by <_<

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Re: SU-33 and Ships

Postby SUBS17 » Mon Dec 21, 2015 6:10 am

Nice shots don't be shy the carrier is just like landing on a runway only shorter. Tips and tricks 1st make sure you have the landing weight otherwise you'll never have the right approach speed it'll be to high a speed. Next AoA the aim is to have a green donut on the left of the Hud so use trim and throttle changes to adjust speed/AoA for approach. Hook, Gear, Full Flaps(Shift F)
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Re: SU-33 and Ships

Postby SUBS17 » Mon Dec 21, 2015 6:18 am

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Upon landing you can fold wings if there is other aircraft inbound and then park up or move to the ramp push U and take off again.(U positions you on the ramp all you do is full flaps (Shift F) and then full afterburner and it will launch). :plane:
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Re: SU-33 and Ships

Postby SUBS17 » Mon Dec 21, 2015 6:23 am

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And up it goes.

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Re: SU-33 and Ships

Postby SUBS17 » Mon Dec 21, 2015 6:35 am

Compared to FSX you don't have vLSO which is quite handy and teaches the pilot how to get the approach right but DCS has yet to have a meatball so the approach is more by seat of the pants stuff. It does have though ILS and something else lol autopilot which in the SU33s case = Auto land.

So 1 goto instant action SU33 recovery
2 g gear, Shift F flaps
3 Alt G for Hook
4 push 1 twice to get ILS mode
5 push A and there you have it, it'll land itself. For the noob like me take note of the height and AoA on approach and distance and then at some point have a crack at landing. You can hit A to turn auto pilot off and do the landing bit yourself for practice.

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BTW I discovered autoland quite by mistake, one day I happened to bother using autopilot and noticed the plane start the approach by itself which is very handy. To late for all those Airwolves Squadron missions where I crashed the SU33 lol. :D

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Re: SU-33 and Ships

Postby Splitpin » Mon Dec 21, 2015 5:15 pm

wow ... great reply SUB ...Cheers :thumbup:
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Re: SU-33 and Ships

Postby SUBS17 » Tue Dec 22, 2015 7:59 am

With that have a go using autoland and see the result. :plane:
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Re: SU-33 and Ships

Postby Splitpin » Tue Dec 22, 2015 8:53 pm

SUBS17 wrote:With that have a go using autoland and see the result. :plane:


I did ..... very clever..... :)
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Re: SU-33 and Ships

Postby Bugdani » Tue Dec 22, 2015 9:05 pm

Wouaw !! :groupwave:
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Re: SU-33 and Ships

Postby Ian Warren » Tue Feb 09, 2016 3:00 pm

The Ruskys and Krusty B-)
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