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Australian Daring Class Destroyers, HMAS Vampire [D11], and livery for HMAS Vendetta [D08].

HMAS Vampire was the third of three Australian-built Daring class destroyers serving in the Royal Australian Navy (RAN). One of the first all-welded ships built in Australia, she was constructed at Cockatoo Island Dockyard between 1952 and 1959, and was commissioned into the RAN a day after completion.

She was one of the last all gun Destroyers in the Royal Australian Navy.  Regularly required to do plane guard duties for HMAS Melbourne II with her sister ships HMAS Vendetta [D08] and HMAS Voyager [D04].

Armed with 6 x 40mm Bofors guns in 2 single and 2 dual mount turrets for air defence, and 6x 4.5in Guns in the 3 main turrets.

HMAS Voyager not included as she was bisected by the HMAS Melbourne in 1964 and was resting on the bottom of the Tasman Sea when these 2 ships had their mid-life refits in 1970 (as modeled here).

Livery is included for her sister ship HMAS Vendetta [D08].

Fictional Royal Australian Navy livery from the late 1970s.  Based on the Gull Grey/White scheme of the RAN A4G Skyhawks operating from HMAS Melbourne in the 1970s.

Back in the days when Australia had an aircraft carrier.

Completely made up, but in the spirit of the original.

In the spirit of my other RAN fictional schemes, I present the Su-27 in RAN VF-805 colour scheme.  Created so that a mate of mine who flies Russian aircraft could fly with the same 'uniform' as the rest of us.

Totally fictitious, but in the spirit of the original A-4G Skyhawk livery from the Mid 70's HMAS Melbourne, with some Russian-ness thrown in.

Enjoy

Two-page control "panel" for Touch Portal Android application, powered by DCS-COINS plugin.
Contains the Main page for most occasions and the Alt page for startup/engine/emergency/checks.

Version 4 : refonte de l'ergonomie et des commandes. Cette interface a été réalisée avec l'objectif premier d'éviter l'usage de la souris informatique et du clavier durant les vols en utilisant des commandes déportées à portée de main du pilote pour les commandes les plus souvent utilisées en vol sur une tablette informatique Android ou Ipad par le biais du logiciel TOUCH-PORTAL.

Version 5.4 : ajout de la commande du phare Taxi. Version 5.3 : modification de l'utilisation des sélecteurs de timer et distribution de l'armement.
Cette interface a été réalisée avec l'objectif premier d'éviter l'usage de la souris informatique et du clavier durant les vols en utilisant des commandes déportées à portée de main du pilote pour les commandes les plus souvent utilisées en vol sur une tablette informatique Android ou Ipad par le biais du logiciel TOUCH-PORTAL.

Version 4.4 : ajout sélecteur de modes radar. Version 4.3 : ajout d'une commande d'affichage du cap de l'IDN et modification des commandes d'éjection et de frein de parc. Version 4.2. Modification de la logique des voyants couplés aux interrupteurs Batterie, Alternateurs et Convertisseur. Cette interface a été réalisée avec l'objectif premier d'éviter l'usage de la souris informatique et du clavier durant les vols en utilisant des commandes déportées à portée de main du pilote pour les commandes les plus souvent utilisées en vol sur une tablette informatique Android ou Ipad par le biais du logiciel TOUCH-PORTAL.

A Touch Portal page collection of AH-64D panels with event updates from DCS-COINS (a Touch Portal plugin). These panels are to complement MFD display panels and a HOTAS set. The six panel pages are:
- CPG Left Panel
- CPG TEDAC
- CPG Right Panel
- Pilot Left Panel
- Pilot Keyboard Unit
- Pilot Right Panel

A Touch Portal page for F14 Tomcat dashboard with event updates from DCS-COINS. Recommended as a starter template for those new to Touch Portal and DCS-COINS (a Touch Portal plugin).

Made in collaboration with DCS COINS Author @Munt.G

Touch Portal page set for Flaming Cliffs 3 SU-33 and SU-25T dashboard with event updates from DCS-COINS (a TP plugin).

It consists of the "Main Panel", and the "Navigation & Sensor Panel". The latter can be access from the "Nav/Sensor Panel" button in the former. The "Back" in the latter will switch back to the Main Panel. This is assuming the original page names are preserved. Otherwise, you will need to change the button actions to navigate to the new page names accordingly.

Tested with SU-25T and SU-33, but it should be compatible with other FC3 aircraft - with the exception of auto-pilot buttons (sorry, I don't have the other FC3 modules to test it with).