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F/A-18C Fuel Calculator Table by Hipshot (CSG-1)

Want to just hop in and practice connecting to the tanker? If so, this is the mission for you. Airborne start. Daytime. Tanker is 1/2 nm in front of you. This is a simple AAR mission. No wasted time trying to locate and intercept the tanker, No surprises. Just a straight forward practice mission to hone your AAR skills. Labels are on. Includes a 1 page "AAR Nevada Notes" PDF document with AAR tips and suggestions.

A 43 page normal checklist and weapons quick reference handbook created for the DCS A-10C. Formatted in PDF, it can be used either in printed form or on the IPAD etc. This is update version 8d. Several corrections and additions were made. See the summary of changes for details.

**The file now includes both the original black cover version and by popular demand... an ink friendly white cover!

Night, VFR, air refueling practice mission with a wingman. Start airborne.

Day, VFR, air refueling practice mission with a wingman. Start airborne.

This guide provides the ability to calculate mission fuel requirements for multiple aircraft types. Separate calculators enable the estimation of Bingo and Joker fuel levels, with a second one providing an estimation of total fuel requirements. Also includes a quick Bingo reference based on range and altitude.

Custom menu theme for the F-16C which replaces the music with Metallica's "Fuel"

Hello, I always was flying for several years at 100% RPM, and never wondering why the range is so low. I've spent many hours doing tests, and came to conclusion, that if taking typical SEAD loadout, it is the best to keep RPM at 93% when going at altitude 2000m. Interesting thing is, that going slower than like 90% is also making flying less efficient. Here is the excel file I made, maybe someone will find it useful.

Fuel storage tank texture update (Static Objects)