F-16C Block 50 Documents
Posted: 09 Feb 2020, 08:32
I have sourced some original documentation for the F-16C Block 50 (from the US Govt free to use documents) as well as some produced for Benchmark sims the people responsible for Falcon 4.0 BMS, I have contacted the guys at BMS and asked permission to use their documents on our web page, if or when I get permission I think we can use some fantastic resources to form the foundation for a F-16C OCU.
Before we get too far ahead, the DCS F-16 is still very early access and whilst fun to fly it does come with many "quirks" and in my opinion only just serviceable in missions when compared to the other A/C we deploy. I/we are very lucky that the leadership and the mission makers have included this into several RAF Air missions but until DCS develop it a bit further it should remain an "interesting" side note.
But I am nothing but eager and if we can get some foundations in place I am sure that the F-16C can become a vital asset in our arsenal. So having good documents to build the training syllabus upon is as good a place to start.
Whilst I will not ask RAF Air UK to repoduce other peoples works without there permission I can post a link so you can access it yoursleves
Be warned some of these documents are heavy reading good bedtime tomes if you need to get to sleep. In the words of Mrs Maggs not a bodice ripper... not sure what she is saying there but nevermind I am a man.
http://www.f-16.net/downloads.html
http://www.combatsimchecklist.net/F4dow ... cument.htm
Thoughts and suggestions are always welcome
Before we get too far ahead, the DCS F-16 is still very early access and whilst fun to fly it does come with many "quirks" and in my opinion only just serviceable in missions when compared to the other A/C we deploy. I/we are very lucky that the leadership and the mission makers have included this into several RAF Air missions but until DCS develop it a bit further it should remain an "interesting" side note.
But I am nothing but eager and if we can get some foundations in place I am sure that the F-16C can become a vital asset in our arsenal. So having good documents to build the training syllabus upon is as good a place to start.
Whilst I will not ask RAF Air UK to repoduce other peoples works without there permission I can post a link so you can access it yoursleves
Be warned some of these documents are heavy reading good bedtime tomes if you need to get to sleep. In the words of Mrs Maggs not a bodice ripper... not sure what she is saying there but nevermind I am a man.
http://www.f-16.net/downloads.html
http://www.combatsimchecklist.net/F4dow ... cument.htm
Thoughts and suggestions are always welcome