This vid is about offensive 120c cranking? Do you mean something else?

Oh yes def use SAM mode. I think it slews automatically?

she was my first full fidelity module (since ka50 black shark 1), once you get the trim down, and several lost rotors later it's an awesome killing machine.

lol roger

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@@grimreapers I watched it, I prefer to not do that, is really risky. When you turn for the shot you become very vulnerable. In the video you were lucky because the enemy didn't evade and was shooting fox 1 against fox 3. It may be useful for average AI.

By the time I launch my missile, I just assume they have already launched theirs but it’s not active yet so I go immediately offensive like in the video. If I crank after launch and then I get a missile warning by that time it’s usually too late.

Is the maximum angle of the radar dish. All radars (most) have a maximum angle in azimuth and elevation, its a physical mechanism in front of the plane.

"why can't I turn my head backwards, every time I turn my back to someone I can't keep looking at them"

@@windowsxseven thanks, Im an idiot... haha, just that I thought other planes didmt loose track of a target that "easy"? But I just asking to learn. Not any good at this as you see 😁👍

@@AstroJR83 try it in an F18 and you will ask why the F16's radar is so much better in keeping the lock ;) I switched from 18 to 16 because I always lost the locks in the F18, so much that I gave up

changes from A to T under the Dynamic Launch Zone

DCS missiles do not behave like IRL missiles

AIM-120 in DCS can easily hit a target more than 40 miles away, high alt, non maneuvering, front aspect, shot from supersonic plane. But. If you are below 20,000-30,000ft the dense air reduce the range of the missile a lot. If you target is evading (i.e. cranking) the missile it reduce it's range a lot. If your target turn away and run it reduce the effective range of the missile by a huge margin. If you want to know practical range of i.e. AIM-7M read the Desert Storm pilot's relations, they were shooting from 10-15miles. And they had altitude advantage in most cases and supersonic jet before shoot... They nearly always saw the missile hitting enemy and the fireball or smaller explosion. The shoot was barely beyound visual range at best.

If you shoot first and he evades first, then he is the first to reengage and take a shot at you when you are both closer to each other. Think about it this way. In most scenarios, you will both somehow defeat the first missile in any given BVR engagement. It's like a game of chicken. You want to fire your missile after his, so that he is defensive longer than you. That way you can defeat his missile first, turn around and fire again before he gets the chance to do so.

I think its Right Alt + Space. You can also look up "wpn rel" in settings and you'll find the Weapon Release button which is what you use for launching missiles and bombs and other stuff

ZeroX Zero you can beat 27ET using kinematics a western fighter. See this guy’s tutorial kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eZ6Dm7Zoy864lKc.html

@@jaduke this video doesn't exist anymore, do you have another tip for us? I am a victim of 27ETs, too #metoo