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Realistic checklists, HOTAS tables, RWR threats, weapons list, cockpit diagram, and more.

Compact? Check. Kneeboard-sized? Check. Lotsa room for text? Check.

I have updated the threat information for the Gazelle kneeboard. The information is relevant for all aircrafts (except M2000C). On Gazelle, some of these aircraft may be designated as "U", such as JF17.
If you have any comments, please tell me and I will correct them.

P.S. M2000 has its own separate character sheet from developers.

This mod adds a working RWR to the MI-8 and the UH-1H. See description for more details.

I tried to create aesthetic paper-kneeboard for you favourite planes, so you will always feel like in real aircraft! Don't forget to use NIGHT friendly version!

This is my attempt to create true-to-current DCS standarts RWR sheet for newbie players (or unexperienced, like me), because many RWR creators use DCS's rwr.lua file, which contains outdated codes, refers to emitters not presented in DCS nowadays, and so forth. I excluded many of them, checked all of them, added types-of-radar designation for ease of use and ranges of engagement and search, when emitter starts to pop-up on screen. Comment if you have any suggestions!

Update 01.09.21: V3
- Revised many codes and radars
- Added HARM codes
Update 05.05.21: V2.1
- Kneeboards underwent renaming to co-exist together. Using all of my kneeboards in conjunction won't blind you suddenly when scrolling through night pages. There's a day and night groups now.

This is an X56 HOTAS overview how each button & control is used (name) by DCS.


I can't remember all the names of buttons and controls, esp. a problem when using user made x56 profils.

This is a fillable PDF keybinding template for anyone with a mixed setup like I have. VPC T-50CM2 Grip, TWCS Throttle, TFRP Rudder Pedals

This is a fillable PDF keybinding template for anyone with a mixed setup like I have. Warthog Grip, TWCS Throttle, TFRP Rudder Pedals

Control Profile Thurstmaster Hotas Warthog for F-16C Viper

The DCS Configuration Manager was created to make the tough DCS life a little easier and help you with those pesky configuration files! The goal was to make you interact with the app itself as little as possible, as noone likes more overhead before you can go fly your sortie! Use it once, set everything up - done!