The underbelly dispensers can be either or, it’s an interchangeable system and it’s up to the devs to model it visually and functionally to their discretion. We can only make suggestions based on the visual model and service usage, so it is possible to get it changes to all standard if we want to report it, but as Alvis said that’s not exactly a necessity.
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The countermeasure system that uses polygonal flares allow for 1x1, 1x2, or 2x3 inch countermeasures to be used.
2x3 is typically American only as they’re used on F-15Es in some use cases.
No sources for NCTR exist atm. If you believe you have sufficient evidence to suggest such a feature I suggest you make a bug report. Me and my friends combed through PDFs and all over online but found nothing that suggests it had such capability in way gaijin would accept.
I think it’ll be plenty fine, for CAS especially. It’s a strike aircraft after all, that how the IAF uses it, not as an air superiority fighter. Besides there’s always the chance of Aim-120Bs once I get some actual sourcing for a better report.
F-16i is a single engine jet with pretty good CM dispensers position. It doesnt have any problems flaring missiles like F-14 or F-4. Having 45 more CMs will help alot preflaring irsi-t’s and like. Are you sure you guys want to keep those 195 CMs with some of them being large caliber ones instead of 240 regular ones?
Because thrust is not static thing and values in statcard are useless. There is perfomance graphs for pw229 equipped export F-16 avaliable in internet. IDK if they restricted. But if not, they can be used to tune flight performance if you think that it’s wrong.
к сожалению, мы не можем менять тип спд, переключаясь с крупных на стандартные, в этом проблема. Я считаю, что стандартные эффективнее из-за более долгого префлейра. Вот в чем вопрос заключается
I couldnt reply in time to you in the bug report, but my hope was that they would at least look at the figures and implement a middle ground, rather than go with the static thrust.
I was also able to find a few of the docs you were referring to but all of them were export restricted unfortunately.