#A 10c warthog manual how to#

EAC - Up (Arm) (will not arm until INS is fully align and 'INS NAV RDY' is blinking on CDU. RIGHT MFCD OSB-9 - NAV (heading bug move on horizontal situation indicator)Дў9. LEFT MFCD OSB-15 - TAD (tactical awareness display)Дў8. RIGHT MFCD OSB-10 - LOAD ALL (wait till all the astricks come back when DTS is loaded.)Дў6. Turn on MFCD's - (right click knobs twice for day, left click for night. Select Exit on HUD and press ENT button (twice) Дў3. when fully align 'INS NAV RDY' will begin blinking) Дў2. LSKL1 - *ALIGN (this will go to main page. (iffcc = integrated flight and fire control computer) Дў0. IFFCC - Test (should see 'engage preflight bit yes' on hud. will provide power to the situational awareness datalink (SADL)) ДЎ9. JTRS - Up (jtrs = joint tactical radio system. CICU - Up (cicu = central interface control unit) ДЎ8. APU START - Up (check gauges & wait for 100% APU, 400C EGT. check for warning when guage needle hits 0. check flow indicator is blinking) - Up ДЎ1. needles should be just above 4000lbs depending on fuel load. TEST IND (fuel display select set to INT. FIRE DETECT BLEED AIR LEAK TEST (check engine fire light, bleed air leak light on caution annunciation panel) ДЁ. SIGNAL LIGHTS LAMP TEST (check all warning lights) Д§.

#A 10c warthog manual how to#

Very important for TARS and refueling.Дatalink - How to send tasking coordinates and sexy text messages to members of your flight.Д¬ountermeasures Avionics and flight systemsДЇuel System - Information about the fuel system.1. Radios - Information about the A-10 radios and radio usage. Up Front Controller - An easy and quick way for data entry and management.Д«asic Flight Tactical Systems and Situational Awareness Lighting - Interior and exterior lighting. Lots of Engineering goodness in hereД¬DU - Finding your way around in the world.ДЄbout the EGI - Information about the integrated navigation systems of the A-10C. 2 Tactical Systems and Situational AwarenessДЄ-10A Real Life Manual.Of course your main weapon of choice is the fearsome GAU-8 30mm Avenger rotary cannon around which the airframe was built: the GAU-8 is designed to engage and destroy tanks, but is also an excellent choice against pretty much every target available. With a stores carrying capacity of 16,000 lb (7,260 kg) it can bring plentiful amounts of weaponry to the AO, including weapons such as the AGM-65 Maverick Anti-Tank missile, both the dumb Mk-82/-84 bombs and their laser guided counterparts the GBU-12/-16, JDAM GPS guided bombs, CBU-89/-97 cluster bombs and the AIM-9 Sidewinder. The A-10C features excellent protection thanks to the large amount of armour protecting the pilot and vital avionics: most critical systems also features backup systems, with the flight controls being implemented with triple redundancy, ensuring you get home whatever happens. The A-10C is a variant developed out of the initial A-10A model (which is included in DCS as a simpler, lesser fidelity Flaming Cliffs aircraft) and has been upgraded with a variety of sensors, such as GPS, compatibility with the AN/AAQ-28(V) LITENING targeting pod, a whole range of smart weaponry such as laser-guided and GPS-guided bombs and finally a digital avionics suite that allow for enhanced precise control of weaponry, and waypoints.ДЄlthough at first glance the A-10C is a slow and sluggish aircraft with little capability to defend itself against faster adversaries, the amount of weaponry it can carry and the amount of time you can be on station (due to the meager fuel consumption) is most excellent. The A-10 is designed to attack (armored) ground targets and support friendly troops in the CAS (Close Air Support) role, but due to the way that the aircraft is setup is also excellently suited towards providing target information and tasking to other aircraft in the vicinity, in the A-FAC (Airborne - Forward Air Controller) or FAC-A role. The Fairchild Republic A-10 Thunderbolt II affectionately known by many as the 'Warthog' is an attack aircraft that is built around the venerable GAU-8 Avenger 30mm rotary cannon.