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Chuck's Guides

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== DCS (Digital Combat Simulator) ==

=== Jets ===
[https://chucks-guide.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS%20A-10C%20Warthog%20Guide.pdf A-10C Warthog Guide]<br />
[https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20AJS-37%20Viggen%20Guide.pdf AJS-37 Viggen Guide]<br />
[https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20AV-8B%20Harrier%20Guide.pdf AV-8B Harrier II N/A Guide]<br />
[https://chucks-guide.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS%20F-16C%20Viper%20Guide.pdf F-16C Viper Guide]<br />
[https://chucks-guide.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS%20FA-18C%20Hornet%20Guide.pdf F/A-18C Hornet Guide]<br />
[https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20F-14B%20Tomcat%20Guide.pdf F-14B Tomcat Guide]<br />
[https://chucks-guide.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS%20JF-17%20Thunder%20Guide.pdf JF-17 Thunder Guide]<br />
[https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20F-86F%20Sabre%20Guide.pdf F-86F Sabre Guide]<br />
[https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20F-5E%20Tiger%20II%20Guide.pdf F-5E3 Tiger II Guide]<br />
[https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20C-101CC%20Guide.pdf C-101CC Aviojet Guide]<br />
[https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20Hawk%20T.1A%20Guide.pdf Hawk T.1A Guide]<br />
[https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20L-39ZA%20Albatros%20Guide.pdf L-39ZA Albatros Guide]<br />
[https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20MiG-15bis%20Guide.pdf MiG-15Bis Guide]<br />
[https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20MiG-19P%20Guide.pdf MiG-19P Guide]<br />
[https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20MiG-21bis%20Guide.pdf MiG-21Bis Guide]<br />
[https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20Mirage%202000C%20Guide.pdf Mirage 2000C Guide]<br />

=== World War II ===
[https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20DH98%20Mosquito%20FB%20Mk%20VI%20Guide.pdf DH.98 Mosquito FB Mk VI Guide]<br />
[https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20Spitfire%20Mk%20IX%20Guide.pdf Spitfire LF Mk IX Guide]<br />
[https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20P-47D%20Thunderbolt%20Guide.pdf P-47D Thunderbolt Guide]<br />
[https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20P-51D%20Mustang%20Guide.pdf P-51D Mustang Guide]<br />
[https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20FW-190A-8%20Guide.pdf FW190A-8 Anton Guide]<br />
[https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20FW-190D-9%20Guide.pdf FW190D-9 Dora Guide]<br />
[https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20Bf.109K-4%20Guide.pdf Bf.109K-4 Kurfürst Guide]<br />
[https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20I-16%20Ishak%20Guide.pdf I-16 Ishak Series 24 Guide]<br />

=== Helicopters ===
[https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20Mi-24P%20Hind%20Guide.pdf Mi-24P Hind Guide]<br />
[https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20Mi-8MTV2%20Guide.pdf Mi-8MTV2 Guide]<br />
[https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20UH-1H%20Huey%20Guide.pdf UH-1H Huey Guide]<br />
[https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20SA-342M%20Gazelle%20Guide.pdf Sa-342M/L/Mistral Gazelle Guide]<br />
[https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20Ka-50%20Guide.pdf Ka-50 Black Shark Guide]<br />

=== General Aviation ===
[https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20Yak-52%20Guide.pdf Yak-52 Guide]<br />

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== Flight Simulator X & Prepar3d ==
[https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/FSX/FSX%20PMDG%20737-800%20NG%20Guide.pdf PMDG 737-800 NG Guide]<br />
[https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/P3D/P3D%20PMDG%20747-400%20Guide.pdf PMDG 747-400 Guide]<br />
[https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/P3D/P3D%20PMDG%20777-200%20LR%20Guide.pdf PMDG 777-200LR Guide]<br />
[https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/FSX/FSX%20FSLabs%20A320%20Guide.pdf Flight Sim Labs A320 Guide]<br />
[https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/P3D/P3D%20Majestic%20Q400%20Guide.pdf Majestic Q400 Guide]<br />
[https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/P3D/P3D%20Digital%20Aviation%20CRJ700ER%20Guide.pdf Digital Aviation CRJ700ER Guide]<br />
[https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/P3D/P3D%20Leonardo%20MD-82%20Guide.pdf Leonardo MD-82 Guide]<br />
[https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/FSX/FSX%20Xtreme%20Prototypes%20CF-105%20Arrow%20Guide.pdf Xtreme Prototypes CF-105 Arrow Guide]<br />

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== X-Plane 11 ==
[https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/X-Plane/XP11%20FlyJSim%20727-100%20Guide.pdf FlyJSim 727-100 Guide]<br />
[https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/X-Plane/XP11%20FlyJSim%20737-200%20Guide.pdf FlyJSim 737-200 Guide]<br />
[https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/X-Plane/XP11%20FF%20757-200%20Guide.pdf Flight Factor 757-200 Guide]<br />
[https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/X-Plane/XP11%20FF%20767-300ER%20Guide.pdf Flight Factor 767-300ER Guide]<br />

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== Il-2 Great Battles ==
[https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/Il-2_Great_Battles/Chuck%20Il-2%20Battle%20of%20Stalingrad%20Guide.pdf Il-2 Battle of Stalingrad Guide]<br />

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== Il-2 Cliffs of Dover ==
[https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/Il-2_Cliffs_of_Dover/Chuck%20Guide%20Il-2%20Cliffs%20of%20Dover.pdf Il-2 Cliffs of Dover Guide]<br />

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Chuck's Guides

2022-12-11T00:13:49Z

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= '''Chuck's Guides''' =

== DCS (Digital Combat Simulator) ==

=== '''Jets''' ===
==== [https://chucks-guide.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS%20A-10C%20Warthog%20Guide.pdf A-10C Warthog Guide] ====
==== [https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20AJS-37%20Viggen%20Guide.pdf AJS-37 Viggen Guide] ====
==== [https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20AV-8B%20Harrier%20Guide.pdf AV-8B Harrier II N/A Guide] ====
==== [https://chucks-guide.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS%20F-16C%20Viper%20Guide.pdf F-16C Viper Guide] ====
==== [https://chucks-guide.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS%20FA-18C%20Hornet%20Guide.pdf F/A-18C Hornet Guide] ====
==== [https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20F-14B%20Tomcat%20Guide.pdf F-14B Tomcat Guide] ====
==== [https://chucks-guide.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS%20JF-17%20Thunder%20Guide.pdf JF-17 Thunder Guide] ====
==== [https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20F-86F%20Sabre%20Guide.pdf F-86F Sabre Guide] ====
==== [https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20F-5E%20Tiger%20II%20Guide.pdf F-5E3 Tiger II Guide] ====
==== [https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20C-101CC%20Guide.pdf C-101CC Aviojet Guide] ====
==== [https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20Hawk%20T.1A%20Guide.pdf Hawk T.1A Guide] ====
==== [https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20L-39ZA%20Albatros%20Guide.pdf L-39ZA Albatros Guide] ====
==== [https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20MiG-15bis%20Guide.pdf MiG-15Bis Guide] ====
==== [https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20MiG-19P%20Guide.pdf MiG-19P Guide] ====
==== [https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20MiG-21bis%20Guide.pdf MiG-21Bis Guide] ====
==== [https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20Mirage%202000C%20Guide.pdf Mirage 2000C Guide] ====

=== '''World War II''' ===
==== [https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20DH98%20Mosquito%20FB%20Mk%20VI%20Guide.pdf DH.98 Mosquito FB Mk VI Guide] ====
==== [https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20Spitfire%20Mk%20IX%20Guide.pdf Spitfire LF Mk IX Guide] ====
==== [https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20P-47D%20Thunderbolt%20Guide.pdf P-47D Thunderbolt Guide] ====
==== [https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20P-51D%20Mustang%20Guide.pdf P-51D Mustang Guide] ====
==== [https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20FW-190A-8%20Guide.pdf FW190A-8 Anton Guide] ====
==== [https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20FW-190D-9%20Guide.pdf FW190D-9 Dora Guide] ====
==== [https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20Bf.109K-4%20Guide.pdf Bf.109K-4 Kurfürst Guide] ====
==== [https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20I-16%20Ishak%20Guide.pdf I-16 Ishak Series 24 Guide] ====

=== '''Helicopters''' ===
==== [https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20Mi-24P%20Hind%20Guide.pdf Mi-24P Hind Guide] ====
==== [https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20Mi-8MTV2%20Guide.pdf Mi-8MTV2 Guide] ====
==== [https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20UH-1H%20Huey%20Guide.pdf UH-1H Huey Guide] ====
==== [https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20SA-342M%20Gazelle%20Guide.pdf Sa-342M/L/Mistral Gazelle Guide] ====
==== [https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20Ka-50%20Guide.pdf Ka-50 Black Shark Guide] ====

=== '''General Aviation''' ===
==== [https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/DCS/DCS%20Yak-52%20Guide.pdf Yak-52 Guide] ====

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== Flight Simulator X & Prepar3d ==
==== [https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/FSX/FSX%20PMDG%20737-800%20NG%20Guide.pdf PMDG 737-800 NG Guide] ====
==== [https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/P3D/P3D%20PMDG%20747-400%20Guide.pdf PMDG 747-400 Guide] ====
==== [https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/P3D/P3D%20PMDG%20777-200%20LR%20Guide.pdf PMDG 777-200LR Guide] ====
==== [https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/FSX/FSX%20FSLabs%20A320%20Guide.pdf Flight Sim Labs A320 Guide] ====
==== [https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/P3D/P3D%20Majestic%20Q400%20Guide.pdf Majestic Q400 Guide] ====
==== [https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/P3D/P3D%20Digital%20Aviation%20CRJ700ER%20Guide.pdf Digital Aviation CRJ700ER Guide] ====
==== [https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/P3D/P3D%20Leonardo%20MD-82%20Guide.pdf Leonardo MD-82 Guide] ====
==== [https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/FSX/FSX%20Xtreme%20Prototypes%20CF-105%20Arrow%20Guide.pdf Xtreme Prototypes CF-105 Arrow Guide] ====

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== X-Plane 11 ==
==== [https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/X-Plane/XP11%20FlyJSim%20727-100%20Guide.pdf FlyJSim 727-100 Guide] ====
==== [https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/X-Plane/XP11%20FlyJSim%20737-200%20Guide.pdf FlyJSim 737-200 Guide] ====
==== [https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/X-Plane/XP11%20FF%20757-200%20Guide.pdf Flight Factor 757-200 Guide] ====
==== [https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/X-Plane/XP11%20FF%20767-300ER%20Guide.pdf Flight Factor 767-300ER Guide] ====

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== Il-2 Great Battles ==
==== [https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/Il-2_Great_Battles/Chuck%20Il-2%20Battle%20of%20Stalingrad%20Guide.pdf Il-2 Battle of Stalingrad Guide] ====

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== Il-2 Cliffs of Dover ==
==== [https://chucksguides.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/Il-2_Cliffs_of_Dover/Chuck%20Guide%20Il-2%20Cliffs%20of%20Dover.pdf Il-2 Cliffs of Dover Guide] ====

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Chucks Guides

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#REDIRECT [[Chuck's Guides]]

Simple Radio Standalone

2021-07-23T15:19:10Z

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Simple Radio is a communications program for DCS World that ties into the in-game radios and allows realistic multiplayer voice comms using the frequencies and capabilities of the radios in whichever aircraft you are currently using.

It works with multiple radios so, for example, in a large multiplayer flight you and your wingmen can use one radio frequency for yourselves for intraflight communication, and tune another to a frequency that all players are connected to so you can effectively communicate across a large number of players without stepping on one another.

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== Installation ==
There are a couple of prerequisites you will need to install before installing Simple Radio (referred to as SRS from here on)
# Download and install the .NET 4.6.2 Framework https://dotnet.microsoft.com/download/dotnet-framework/thank-you/net462-web-installer
# If you are using Windows 7,8, 10N or 10KN download and install this codec pack from Microsoft https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/download/details.aspx?id=48231 (If you are using regular Windows 10 you can skip this step)
# Visit the SimpleRadio repository and get the latest release: https://github.com/ciribob/DCS-SimpleRadioStandalone/releases/latest (e.g. At time of writing, download the DCS-SimpleRadioStandalone-1.6.4.0.zip file)
# If the automatic installation doesn't work for you, or you wish to run a SRS server, please refer to [https://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=169387 this thread]

===Video Guide for Installation and Usage===
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Hoggit Instructors

2021-04-05T17:51:41Z

LazyBoot: /* The Instructors */

This page lists the Hoggit instructors; individuals that you can approach for instruction on their various aircraft.

=Contacting an Instructor=
WIP.

=The Instructors=

{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Instructor Name
!Discord Handle
!Reddit Account
!Timezone
!Areas of Knowledge
|-
|Acidic
|Acidic#0001
|Acidictadpole
|
|Mission scripting, A-10C
|-
|Blackbird
|Blackbird#9371
|blackbird300793
|
|ATC, comms, F/A-18C, F-14B RIO, A-10C, AV-8B, M2000C, AJS37, UH-1H, KA-50, P-51
|-
|Cajunvoodoo
|Cajunvoodoo#1660
|thomasvoid
|
|F/A-18C, F-15C, M2000C, A-10C, Su-33, Viggen, Ka-50, F-14B RIO
|-
|Cosmicdoubloon
|Cosmicdoubloon#2293
|cosmicdoubloon
|
|A-10C, SU-25T, all FC3, L-39, F-5E, SA342, ATC, BFM, mission editor, F-14B RIO
|-
|Falcon672
|Falcon672#4783
|Falcon672
|
|A-10C,F-14B,ATC,GCI,lotATC,Comms,Carrier Procedures.
|-
|GlidingWolf
|GlidingWolf [DUEAG]#2710
|GlidingWolfie
|GMT+1
|ATC, comms, GCI, LotATC, general procedures, F/A-18C
|-
|Godzilla
|godzilla5549#1390
|godzilla5549
|EST/EDT
|F/A-18C, F-14 (pilot/RIO), M-2000C, MiG-21bis, FC3, Su-25T, UH-1H, Mi-8, Ka-50, P-47D, TF-51D
|-
|JP
|Supreme#2312
|metherinprague
|EST
|All modules, preference for older airframes.
|-
|Kip
|Kip#1950
|Kip336
|GMT +1
|Basic A-10C, F-14B, indepth F/A-18C, Basic Airmanship, Comms, Carrier ops
|-
|LazyBoot
|LazyBoot#6437
|LazyBoot
|
|F/A-18C, AJS37, AV-8B, MI-8, SA342, F-14B, F-16C, JF-17
|-
|Llama
|Llama#3191
|CMDRLlamaKing
|
|Ka50, AJS37, AV-8B, M2000C, SA342, UH-1H, F-15C, Su-27
|-
|Nomad
|Yang Xiao Long#0071
|Ltnomad
|
|ATC, comms, F-15C, TF-51D, AV-8B, BVR
|-
|Ovey Woofer
|Ovey woofer#5881
|Ovey_Woofer
|CST
|F-14 ,Mi-8 ,UH-1H ,Mig-21 ,Ka-50 ,SA342 ,AV-8B ,AJS37 ,P-47 ,F-16, Spitfire, A-10C II, F/A-18C
|-
|squinkys
|squinkys#1776
|squinkys
|
|Fundamentals of flight, ATC, carrier procedures, F/A-18C, A-10C, Mi-8, UH-1H

|}

=Events=

{| class="wikitable"
!Event name
!Date
!Host
!Server
|-

|Tuesday Noob Night
|February 15th, 2020
|Multiple Instructors
|TNN

|}

Hoggit Instructors

2021-04-05T17:51:14Z

LazyBoot: /* The Instructors */

This page lists the Hoggit instructors; individuals that you can approach for instruction on their various aircraft.

=Contacting an Instructor=
WIP.

=The Instructors=

{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Instructor Name
!Discord Handle
!Reddit Account
!Timezone
!Areas of Knowledge
|-
|Acidic
|Acidic#0001
|Acidictadpole
|
|Mission scripting, A-10C
|-
|Blackbird
|Blackbird#9371
|blackbird300793
|
|ATC, comms, F/A-18C, F-14B RIO, A-10C, AV-8B, M2000C, AJS37, UH-1H, KA-50, P-51
|-
|Cajunvoodoo
|Cajunvoodoo#1660
|thomasvoid
|
|F/A-18C, F-15C, M2000C, A-10C, Su-33, Viggen, Ka-50, F-14B RIO
|-
|Cosmicdoubloon
|Cosmicdoubloon#2293
|cosmicdoubloon
|
|A-10C, SU-25T, all FC3, L-39, F-5E, SA342, ATC, BFM, mission editor, F-14B RIO
|-
|Falcon672
|Falcon672#4783
|Falcon672
|
|A-10C,F-14B,ATC,GCI,lotATC,Comms,Carrier Procedures.
|-
|GlidingWolf
|GlidingWolf [DUEAG]#2710
|GlidingWolfie
|GMT+1
|ATC, comms, GCI, LotATC, general procedures, F/A-18C
|-
|Godzilla
|godzilla5549#1390
|godzilla5549
|
|F/A-18C, F-14 (pilot/RIO), M-2000C, MiG-21bis, FC3, Su-25T, UH-1H, Mi-8, Ka-50, P-47D, TF-51D
|-
|JP
|Supreme#2312
|metherinprague
|EST
|All modules, preference for older airframes.
|-
|Kip
|Kip#1950
|Kip336
|GMT +1
|Basic A-10C, F-14B, indepth F/A-18C, Basic Airmanship, Comms, Carrier ops
|-
|LazyBoot
|LazyBoot#6437
|LazyBoot
|
|F/A-18C, AJS37, AV-8B, MI-8, SA342, F-14B, F-16C, JF-17
|-
|Llama
|Llama#3191
|CMDRLlamaKing
|
|Ka50, AJS37, AV-8B, M2000C, SA342, UH-1H, F-15C, Su-27
|-
|Nomad
|Yang Xiao Long#0071
|Ltnomad
|
|ATC, comms, F-15C, TF-51D, AV-8B, BVR
|-
|Ovey Woofer
|Ovey woofer#5881
|Ovey_Woofer
|CST
|F-14 ,Mi-8 ,UH-1H ,Mig-21 ,Ka-50 ,SA342 ,AV-8B ,AJS37 ,P-47 ,F-16, Spitfire, A-10C II, F/A-18C
|-
|squinkys
|squinkys#1776
|squinkys
|
|Fundamentals of flight, ATC, carrier procedures, F/A-18C, A-10C, Mi-8, UH-1H

|}

=Events=

{| class="wikitable"
!Event name
!Date
!Host
!Server
|-

|Tuesday Noob Night
|February 15th, 2020
|Multiple Instructors
|TNN

|}

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2021-03-03T05:25:56Z

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S-300

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Frequently Asked Questions

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A list of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) that get asked when joining Hoggit or Combat Flight Sims.

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=== Where do I start? ===

DCS is an intimidating game for people to get into. The first step would be to check out our [https://wiki.hoggitworld.com/view/Hoggit_DCS_World_Wiki#Setup_Guides Setup Guides] and ensure your controls are working with DCS. DCS World comes with two free planes, the [[Su-25T]] and the TF-51D (trainer version of the [[P-51D]]). Check out their training missions inside DCS World, and also check out their linked wiki pages for any resources related to them.

If you have a particular module you'd like to learn, check out Chuck's Guide for that module (usually linked on our wiki's pages for that plane if there's a guide available). It's a great starting point (and reference for later) for every module in DCS.

If you're interested in learning with a group, check out [[Tuesday Night Noob]] which Hoggit runs every Tuesday. Joining our [http://discord.gg/hoggit Discord] is a good way to find people to fly with and learn from.

=== What gear should I buy? ===

Very much depends on your budget/seriousness. Our [[Peripherals Guide]] should guide you towards some good choices.

=== Does DCS have sales? ===

Yes, both Steam and the Eagle Dynamics stores will have sales. Modules are usually discounted on both stores around 30-50%, and the sales will usually occur at different times.

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=== Should I get the Steam Version or Standalone Version? ===

A point of contention in the DCS community. There's a few tradeoffs to consider:

* Steam downloads its updates using the Steam infrastructure. The speeds will saturate your home connection fairly well, while the standalone updater uses torrents from ED and the standalone users, and can vary wildly in update speeds.
* Steam tends to get modules released later than Standalone. The Hornet was due to be out on Steam months after the Standalone, but ED was able to provide it much earlier than expected, but still a few days later than Standalone.
* If you're new to DCS World and are looking to buy a module. AT THIS TIME we suggest the standalone version.

=== Which modules are transferrable between Steam and Standalone? ===
Any module released up to (but not including) the Mirage 2000C on steam should be transferrable to standalone.

=== How do I transfer a module from Steam to Standalone? ===
In your steam library, select DCS World. On the product details area, pick "CD Keys", which will cause a popup for all the CD keys for your purchased DLC. You can then redeem this key in your profile within the [http://digitalcombatsimulator.com DCS Website]

=== How do I move to the Open Beta Branch? ===

====Standalone====
# Open File Explorer and navigate to your DCS World install
# Hold LShift + Right click on bin folder and press "Open command prompt here"
# Type or paste
.\DCS_updater.exe update @openbeta
If using powershell wrap '@openbeta' in single quotes.

====Steam====
# Open steam and navigate your DCS in your library
# Right click DCS and pick Properties
# Click the betas tab and then from the drop down select "openbeta - Public beta versions"
# Steam will now patch your game once you close the dialog box

Once the update is finished, you should be able to install the Hornet via the Module Manager in game.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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A list of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) that get asked when joining Hoggit or Combat Flight Sims.

__TOC__

=== Where do I start? ===

DCS is an intimidating game for people to get into. The first step would be to check out our [https://wiki.hoggitworld.com/view/Hoggit_DCS_World_Wiki#Setup_Guides Setup Guides] and ensure your controls are working with DCS. DCS World comes with two free planes, the [[Su-25T]] and the TF-51D (trainer version of the [[P-51D]]). Check out their training missions inside DCS World, and also check out their linked wiki pages for any resources related to them.

If you have a particular module you'd like to learn, check out Chuck's Guide for that module (usually linked on our wiki's pages for that plane if there's a guide available). It's a great starting point (and reference for later) for every module in DCS.

If you're interested in learning with a group, check out [[Tuesday Night Noob]] which Hoggit runs every Tuesday. Joining our [http://discord.gg/hoggit Discord] is a good way to find people to fly with and learn from.

=== What gear should I buy? ===

Very much depends on your budget/seriousness. Our [[Peripherals Guide]] should guide you towards some good choices.

=== Does DCS have sales? ===

Yes, both Steam and the Eagle Dynamics stores will have sales. Modules are usually discounted on both stores around 30-50%, and the sales will usually occur at different times.

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=== Should I get the Steam Version or Standalone Version? ===

A point of contention in the DCS community. There's a few tradeoffs to consider:

* Steam downloads its updates using the Steam infrastructure. The speeds will saturate your home connection fairly well, while the standalone updater uses torrents from ED and the standalone users, and can vary wildly in update speeds.
* Steam tends to get modules released later than Standalone. The Hornet was due to be out on Steam months after the Standalone, but ED was able to provide it much earlier than expected, but still a few days later than Standalone.
* If you're new to DCS World and are looking to buy a module. AT THIS TIME we suggest the standalone version.

=== Which modules are transferrable between Steam and Standalone? ===
Any module released up to (but not including) the Mirage 2000C on steam should be transferrable to standalone.

=== How do I transfer a module from Steam to Standalone? ===
In your steam library, select DCS World. On the product details area, pick "CD Keys", which will cause a popup for all the CD keys for your purchased DLC. You can then redeem this key in your profile within the [http://digitalcombatsimulator.com DCS Website]

=== How do I move to the Open Beta Branch? ===

====Standalone====
# Open File Explorer and navigate to your DCS World install
# Hold LShift + Right click on bin folder and press "Open command prompt here"
# Type or paste
DCS_updater.exe update @openbeta
If using powershell prefix 'DCS_updater.exe' with '.\' and wrap '@openbeta' in single quotes.

====Steam====
# Open steam and navigate your DCS in your library
# Right click DCS and pick Properties
# Click the betas tab and then from the drop down select "openbeta - Public beta versions"
# Steam will now patch your game once you close the dialog box

Once the update is finished, you should be able to install the Hornet via the Module Manager in game.

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Hoggit Instructors

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This page lists the Hoggit instructors; individuals that you can approach for instruction on their various aircraft.

=Contacting an Instructor=
WIP.

=The Instructors=

{| class="wikitable"
!Instructor Name
!Discord Handle
!Reddit Account
!Areas of Knowledge
|-
|Acidic
|Acidic#0001
|Acidictadpole
|Mission scripting, A-10C
|-
|Blackbird
|Blackbird#9371
|blackbird300793
|ATC, comms, F/A-18C, F-14B RIO, A-10C, AV-8B, M2000C, AJS37, UH-1H, KA-50, P-51
|-
|Brad_Chanderson
|Brad_Chanderson#4502
|Brad_Chanderson
|Hardware, VR, F-14B Pilot, Su-27, F/A-18C, UH-1H, F-5E
|-
|Cajunvoodoo
|Cajunvoodoo#1660
|thomasvoid
|F/A-18C, F-15C, M2000C, A-10C, Su-33, Viggen, Ka-50, F-14B RIO
|-
|Cosmicdoubloon
|Cosmicdoubloon#2293
|cosmicdoubloon
|A-10C, all FC3, C-101, L-39, F-5E, SA342, FW-190, ATC, BFM, mission editor
|-
|GlidingWolf
|GlidingWolf [DUEAG]#2710
|GlidingWolfie
|ATC, comms, GCI, LotATC, general procedures, F/A-18C
|-
|LazyBoot
|LazyBoot#6437
|LazyBoot
|F/A-18C, AJS37, AV-8B, MI-8, SA342, F-14B, F-16C, JF-17
|-
|Llama
|Llama#3191
|CMDRLlamaKing
|Ka50, AJS37, AV-8B, M2000C, SA342, UH-1H, F-15C, Su-27
|-
|Nomad
|Yang Xiao Long#0071
|Ltnomad
|ATC, comms, F-15C, TF-51D, AV-8B, BVR
|-
|Osiris
|Osiris#9893
|400Osiris
|F/A-18C, A-10C, F-14B
|-
|Falcon672
|Falcon672#4783
|Falcon672
|A-10C,F-14B,ATC,GCI,lotATC,Comms,Carrier Procedures.
|-
|squinkys
|squinkys#1776
|squinkys
|Fundamentals of flight, ATC, carrier procedures, F/A-18C, A-10C, Mi-8, UH-1H
|}

=Events=

{| class="wikitable"
!Event name
!Date
!Host
!Server
|-
|Example Event
|Jan 11, 2019
|Acidic
|TNN
|-

|F-14 RIO Basics
|March 10, 2019
|Falcon
|TNN

|}

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Simple Radio Standalone

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Simple Radio is a communications program for DCS World that ties into the in-game radios and allows realistic multiplayer voice comms using the frequencies and capabilities of the radios in whichever aircraft you are currently using.

It works with multiple radios so, for example, in a large multiplayer flight you and your wingmen can use one radio frequency for yourselves for intraflight communication, and tune another to a frequency that all players are connected to so you can effectively communicate across a large number of players without stepping on one another.

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== Installation ==
There are a couple of prerequisites you will need to install before installing Simple Radio (referred to as SRS from here on)
# Download and install the .NET 4.6.2 Framework https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/download/details.aspx?id=53345
# If you are using Windows 7,8, 10N or 10KN download and install this codec pack from Microsoft https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/download/details.aspx?id=48231 (If you are using regular Windows 10 you can skip this step)
# Visit the SimpleRadio repository and get the latest release: https://github.com/ciribob/DCS-SimpleRadioStandalone/releases/latest (e.g. At time of writing, download the DCS-SimpleRadioStandalone-1.6.4.0.zip file)
# If the automatic installation doesn't work for you, or you wish to run a SRS server, please refer to [https://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=169387 this thread]

===Video Guide for Installation and Usage===
{{#ev:youtube|bO1sr5rEY5E}}

Hoggit Instructors

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LazyBoot:

This page lists the Hoggit instructors; individuals that you can approach for instruction on their various aircraft.

=Contacting an Instructor=
WIP.

=The Instructors=

{| class="wikitable"
!Instructor Name
!Discord Handle
!Reddit Account
!Areas of Knowledge
|-
|Acidic
|Acidic#0001
|Acidictadpole
|Mission scripting, A-10C
|-
|Blackbird
|Blackbird#9371
|blackbird300793
|ATC, comms, F/A-18C, F-14B RIO, A-10C, AV-8B, M2000C, AJS37, UH-1H, KA-50, P-51
|-
|Brad_Chanderson
|Brad_Chanderson#4502
|Brad_Chanderson
|Hardware, VR, F-14B Pilot, Su-27, F/A-18C, UH-1H, F-5E
|-
|Cajunvoodoo
|Cajunvoodoo#1660
|thomasvoid
|F/A-18C, F-15C, M2000C, A-10C, Su-33, Viggen, Ka-50, F-14B RIO
|-
|Cosmicdoubloon
|Cosmicdoubloon#2293
|cosmicdoubloon
|A-10C, all FC3, C-101, L-39, F-5E, SA342, FW-190, ATC, BFM, mission editor
|-
|GlidingWolf
|GlidingWolf [DUEAG]#2710
|GlidingWolfie
|ATC, comms, GCI, LotATC, general procedures, F/A-18C
|-
|LazyBoot
|LazyBoot#6437
|LazyBoot
|F/A-18C, AJS37, AV-8B, MI-8, SA342, F-14B, F-16C.
|-
|Llama
|Llama#3191
|CMDRLlamaKing
|Ka50, AJS37, AV-8B, M2000C, SA342, UH-1H, F-15C, Su-27
|-
|Nomad
|Yang Xiao Long#0071
|Ltnomad
|ATC, comms, F-15C, TF-51D, AV-8B, BVR
|-
|Osiris
|Osiris#9893
|400Osiris
|F/A-18C, A-10C, F-14B
|-
|Falcon672
|Falcon672#4783
|Falcon672
|A-10C,F-14B,ATC,GCI,lotATC,Comms,Carrier Procedures.
|-
|squinkys
|squinkys#1776
|squinkys
|Fundamentals of flight, ATC, carrier procedures, F/A-18C, A-10C, Mi-8, UH-1H
|}

=Events=

{| class="wikitable"
!Event name
!Date
!Host
!Server
|-
|Example Event
|Jan 11, 2019
|Acidic
|TNN
|-

|F-14 RIO Basics
|March 10, 2019
|Falcon
|TNN

|}

Hoggit Instructors

2019-10-03T23:53:09Z

LazyBoot:

This page lists the Hoggit instructors; individuals that you can approach for instruction on their various aircraft.

=Contacting an Instructor=
WIP.

=The Instructors=

{| class="wikitable"
!Instructor Name
!Discord Handle
!Reddit Account
!Areas of Knowledge
|-
|Acidic
|Acidic#0001
|Acidictadpole
|Mission scripting, A-10C
|-
|Blackbird
|Blackbird#9371
|blackbird300793
|ATC, comms, F/A-18C, F-14B RIO, A-10C, AV-8B, M2000C, AJS37, UH-1H, KA-50, P-51
|-
|Brad_Chanderson
|Brad_Chanderson#4502
|Brad_Chanderson
|Hardware, VR, F-14B Pilot, Su-27, F/A-18C, UH-1H, F-5E
|-
|Cajunvoodoo
|Cajunvoodoo#1660
|thomasvoid
|F/A-18C, F-15C, M2000C, A-10C, Su-33, Viggen, Ka-50, F-14B RIO
|-
|Cosmicdoubloon
|Cosmicdoubloon#2293
|cosmicdoubloon
|A-10C, all FC3, C-101, L-39, F-5E, SA342, FW-190, ATC, BFM, mission editor
|-
|GlidingWolf
|GlidingWolf [DUEAG]#2710
|GlidingWolfie
|ATC, comms, GCI, LotATC, general procedures, F/A-18C
|-
|LazyBoot
|LazyBoot#0001
|LazyBoot
|F/A-18C, AJS37, AV-8B, MI-8, SA342, F-14B, F-16C.
|-
|Llama
|Llama#3191
|CMDRLlamaKing
|Ka50, AJS37, AV-8B, M2000C, SA342, UH-1H, F-15C, Su-27
|-
|Nomad
|Yang Xiao Long#0071
|Ltnomad
|ATC, comms, F-15C, TF-51D, AV-8B, BVR
|-
|Osiris
|Osiris#9893
|400Osiris
|F/A-18C, A-10C, F-14B
|-
|Falcon672
|Falcon672#4783
|Falcon672
|A-10C,F-14B,ATC,GCI,lotATC,Comms,Carrier Procedures.
|-
|squinkys
|squinkys#1776
|squinkys
|Fundamentals of flight, ATC, carrier procedures, F/A-18C, A-10C, Mi-8, UH-1H
|}

=Events=

{| class="wikitable"
!Event name
!Date
!Host
!Server
|-
|Example Event
|Jan 11, 2019
|Acidic
|TNN
|-

|F-14 RIO Basics
|March 10, 2019
|Falcon
|TNN

|}

Atc

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Awacs

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Gci

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Brevity List

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== Calling out a contact ==

Perhaps the single most useful line of all brevity is to let other people know where possible enemies are, in a short and concise manner. Thus we use the format '''contact (bandit if confirmed hostile), <relative point (you, friendly unit, bullseye)>, <BRA(A)>'''.

;1. Contact / bandit
: Contact is typically used if the contact is not yet confirmed hostile, bandit is used when contact is confirmed hostile (either via flight or via AWACS / GCI radar control)
:2. Type
: If you know aircraft type, feel free to add that to the call out as well
;3. Relative point
: This is a common point for everyone in the flight to understand; you can use yourself, some other friendly unit (preferably in your flight), a recognizable landmark or the Bullseye (the common point for one side)
;3. <BRA(A)>
: A mnemonic device for remembering Bearing, Range, Altitude, Aspect to give when calling out target information

So if I have an enemy SU-27 Flanker bearing 270 degrees at 9000 feet and 30 nautical miles away, coming in hot from me, I would call this out to my flight (members) as
'bandit, from me, SU-27, BRA(A) 270 for 30 at 9000, hot'

Equally, I could call out what I think is a unknown plane bearing 120 degrees at 3000 and 50 nautical miles away, going away from my flight lead, as
'contact, from flight lead, unknown, BRA(A) 120 for 50 at 3000, cold'

The BRA(A) is typically said in the call out as well for everyone to remember the format used (it becomes a bit of a Pavlovian reaction, really).

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== Basic Brevity ==

This is the most frequently used brevity, and as such would be wise to know from heart or at least have it somewhere as a print-out so you can easily reference it.

{| class="wikitable"
! colspan="2" style="text-align: center; background-color:#f8a102;" | <big>Basic Jargon</big>
|-
| style="text-align: center; background-color:#f8a102;" | Brevity
| style="text-align: center; background-color:#f8a102;" | Meaning
|-
| Abort (abort abort)
| Cease action / attack / event / mission
|-
| AGL
| Above Ground Level, obtained from radar altimeter. Moves with ground, such as going over a mountain
|-
| AOA
| Angle of Attack, angle between wind hitting your plane and the root of (centerline through) your wings
|-
| ASL
| Above Sea Level, requires you to know altimeter pressure setting for the barometric altimeter readout
|-
| Aspect (hot / cold / flanking)
| This denotes the attitude of a contact respective to you: hot means he has got his nose on you (and is closing fast), cold means he has his tail on you (nose away, he is trying to run) and flanking means he is heading pure left or right from you
|-
| Bearing
| Given direction on a compass, for example when spotting a target: ''contact bearing 190 (degrees)''
|-
| Bingo
| Minimum fuel state needed for recovery to (air)base
|-
| BRA(A)
| Bearing, Range, Altitude, Aspect format
|-
| Break left/right
| Move immediately in the indicated direction, usually to avoid a threat (ie an enemy fighter)
|-
| '''Call out Contact'''
| '''Unit detected (ie on your RWR), but not sure if friendly or enemy: call out <relative point (you, friendly unit, bullseye)>, <BRA(A)>, '''
|-
| Check six
| Look behind you
|-
| Combat Spread
| Aircraft flying line abreast, with a decent amount of seperation to avoid all getting hit at once (100 - 300 feet)
|-
| Course
| Actual direction of travel in degrees on compass; North 0°, East 90°, South 180°, West 270°
|-
| Fence In/Out
| Set cockpit switches for entering/exiting combat. Exterior lights off, master arm on, etc.
|-
| Heading
| Where my aircraft is pointing on a compass, 0 being North, 90 being East, 180 being South, 270 being West
|-
| Level flight
| Not climbing or descending
|-
| Level wings
| Not banking or rolling
|-
| Situational Awareness (SA)
| Knowing what is going around you at all times: where are enemies, where are friendlies, is my six clear?
|-
| Stall
| Due to extreme AOA, the maximum lift capability is exceeded, resulting in an abrupt loss of lift
|-
| colspan="2" style="text-align: center; background-color:#f8a102; color:#000000;" | <big>Weapons Jargon</big>
|-
| Bandit
| Confirmed enemy plane
|-
| Bruiser
| Firing an anti-ship missile like Harpoon or RB-04.
|-
| Buddy
| Confirmed friendly plane
|-
| Buddy (spike)
| Response to 'Raygun'; Friendly unit is actively locking on to me,
|-
| Contact
| Unknown if friendly or enemy plane; neutral until further notice
|-
| Fox # (short, medium, long)
| Shooting a missile (short for near engagement, medium for medium range engagement, long for long range engagement.)
|-
| Fox 1
| Semi active missile, homes onto reflected radar waves emitted from launch aircraft
|-
| Fox 2
| Heat seeking missile, homes in on engine heat from the targeted unit
|-
| Fox 3
| Active missile, first homes on reflected radar like semi-active, then activates its own (usually small) radar
|-
| Fox 4 / Guns, guns, guns
| Firing guns
|-
| Maddog
| Launch of friendly active radar homing missile, such as the AIM-120, without radar guidance from the launch aircraft. The missile will rely on its own radar to find a target and will generally track the first target it sees.
|-
| Magnum
| Launch of an anti-radiation missile, such as an AGM-88 Harm, to kill a SAM site
|-
| Merge(d)
| You and hostile plane(s) are extremely close together: AWACS sees this as a single radar return melted together (merged) and they cannot tell you or them apart
|-
| Nails (type) (o'clock)
| RWR Air contact, ie Nails 21 9 o'clock means Mig-21 contact at your left
|-
| Pickle
| Dropping (un)guided bombs
|-
| Ray Gun
| Try to lock up a contact; if someone calls out buddy (spike) you are locking onto a friendly contact
|-
| Rifle
| Firing an air-to-ground missile, such as a AGM-65 Maverick
|-
| Spike (type) (o'clock)
| RWR Ground contact, ie Spike 15 3 o'clock means SA-15 contact at your right
|}

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== Carrier Brevity ==

== Master Brevity List ==

This is the Master Brevity List, with all the various brevity / jargon (call outs) and their meaning in this table. Please do yourself a favour and do not manually search for things, but use the search function (CTRL+F) instead!

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable"
! style="background-color:#f8a102;" | Brevity
! style="background-color:#f8a102;" | Meaning
|-
| (Number) o´clock
| General direction relative to you, as on a clock face: 12 is ahead, 6 is rear, 3 & 9 are left & right
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | (Rate of) Closure
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Relative rate of approaching aircraft, with respect to your own aircraft
|-
| (V)ID
| Call to identify the target, (Visual) Identification
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | AAA
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Anti-Aircraft Artillery
|-
| AAR
| Air-to-Air Refueling
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Abort (abort abort)
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Cease action / attack / event / mission
|-
| ACM
| Air Combat Maneuvring
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Active
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Missile that has its own on-board radar transmitter and receiver for targetting
|-
| AGL
| Above Ground Level, obtained from radar altimeter. Moves with ground, such as going over a mountain
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | AGM
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Air-to-Ground Missile
|-
| Alert 5
| Aircraft on carrier that are on five minute standby for launch, to provide rapid backup
|-
|-
| AMRAAM
| Advanced Medium Range Air-to-Air Missile
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Anchor(ed)
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Hold at current / indication position
|-
| Angels
| Altitude in thousands (1000) of feet: Angels 21 is 21,000 feet
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | AOA
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Angle Of Attack, the relation between the air hitting the plane and the direction of travel
|-
| ARM
| Anti-Radiation missile
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | ASL
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Above Sea Level, requires you to know altimeter pressure setting for the barometric altimeter readout
|-
| Asleep
| Enemy SAM is not active and is not expecting friendly units
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | AWACS
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Airborne Warning and Control System
|-
| Awake
| Enemy SAM isactive and is expecting friendly units
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Bandit
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Confired enemy
|-
| BDA
| Battle Damage Assesment, check to see what damage your weapons did
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Bearing
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Given direction on a compass, for example when spotting a target: ''contact bearing 123°''
|-
| Bent
| Broken item on the aircraft: 'The radar is bent'
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | BFM
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Basic Fighter Maneuvring
|-
| Bingo
| Minimum fuel state needed for recovery to (air)base
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Bingo on the ball (aka Trick or Treat)
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Aircraft is running out of fuel, so this will be last landing attempt, before diverting to a nearby airfield
|-
| Bittersweet / blue on blue
| Friendly units (accidentally) engaging other friendly units
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Blind
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | No (visual) contact on the target ( / friendly) unit
|-
| Bogey
| Unidentified aircraft (could be hostile or friendly)
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Bogey Dope
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Request for target information to nearest (or specified) group, in BRAA
|-
| Bolter
| Aircraft during carrier landing has failed to catch an arresting wire, thus needing to try and land again
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | BRA(A)
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Bearing, Range, Altitude, (Aspect: Hot, Flanking or Cold)
|-
| BRC
| Base Recovery Course
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Break (direction)
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Call to move in indicated direction, in a high G turn
|-
| Broken Arrow
| Direct all nearby aircraft to the transmitter to provide emergency fire support, troops are being overrun
|-
| Buddy
| Confirmed friendly
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Buddy (spike)
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Response to 'Raygun'; Friendly unit is actively locking on to me,
|-
| Bugout
| Moving out in specified direction with no intent to reengage / return
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | BVR
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Beyond Visual Range
|-
| CAP
| Combat Air Patrol, (supporting other units in the area by) engaging hostiles in air-to-air
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | CAS
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Close Air Support, (supporting other units in the area by) engaging ground targets
|-
| CBU
| Cluster Bomb Unit (Mk-20 Rockeye, CBU-87, CBU-97)
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | CCZ
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Carrier Controlled Zone
|-
| Cease (action)
| Discontinue, stop (cease fire means stop shooting)
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | CG
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Center of Gravity
|-
| Chaff
| Counter measure against radar missiles, kind of similar to glitter on steroids
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Check six
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Look behind you
|-
| Cherubs
| Altitude in hundreds (100) of feet: Cherubs 5 is 500 feet
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Clara
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Pilot has no visual on the 'meatball' or IFLOLS, used for glideslope when landing on a carrier
|-
| Cleared Hot
| Ordinance release / attack is authorized
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Cloak / lights off
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Turn off lights so that only NVG lights are shown on the aircraft
|-
| Combat Spread
| Aircraft flying line abreast, with a decent amount of seperation to avoid all getting hit at once (100 - 300 feet)
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Commit
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Intercept group of interest, begin the action
|-
| Contact
| Unit detected at <relative point (you, bullseye, other)>, <BRA>, <hot / cold / flanking>
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Contact
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Detected unit
|-
| Course
| Actual direction of travel in degrees on compass; North 0°, East 90°, South 180°, West 270°
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Covey Launch
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Simultaneous launch of multiple aircraft from the carrier
|-
| Cranking
| Flanking the enemy whilst keeping them locked up in the gimbal edges of the radar
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Danger close
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Friendly units are in close proximity of the target and are likely to be in the splash zone of the weapon
|-
| Declare
| Identify specified group or track(ed target)
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Defensive / defending
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Maneuvring to avoid threat (typically a missile)
|-
| Departing (the envelope)
| Leaving / flying outside aircraft limits, aircraft has become uncontrollable
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Drag
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Any impedance to the aicraft's forward movement through the air
|-
| Ease Guns to Land
| Pulling the throttles back on carrier landing (never do this)
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | ECM
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Electronic Counter-Measures, to distort the (radar) signals / systems of the enemy
|-
| Engage
| Commence attack, fire control order
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | EW
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Electronic Warfare
|-
| Eyeball
| Visual (EO) or infrared acquisition of a target
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Faded
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Radar contact is lost on previously acquired target
|-
| Feet dry
| Over land
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Feet wet
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Over water
|-
| Fence
| Set cockpit switches as appropriate before entering / exiting the combat area
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Fence In
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Entering enemy controlled airspace (during mission), set weapons hot
|-
| Fence Out
| Leaving enemy airspace (during mission), weapons can be set to cold
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Fireweall
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Push the throttles all the way forward, for maximum engine power output
|-
| Flanking
| Target is heading in a ± 45 degree angle, in a effort to crank / notch you
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Flight
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Group of airplanes in a tasking / mission
|-
| Flight Envelope
| Performance limits of an aircraft
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Flight Level (FL)
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Identical to ''Angels''; flight altitude in thousands (1000) of feet; FL 50 is 50 000 feet
|-
| Fox # (short, medium, long)
| Shooting a missile
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Fox 1
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Semi active missile, homes onto reflected radar waves emitted from launch aircraft
|-
| Fox 2
| Heat seeking missile, homes in on engine heat from the targetted unit
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Fox 3
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Active missile, first homes on reflected radar like semi-active, then activates its own small radar
|-
| Fox 4 / Guns, guns, guns
| Firing guns
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Furball / clusterfuck
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Indicating known friendly and non-friendly aircraft in close proximity, such as a dogfight
|-
| GBU
| General purpose Bomb Unit (Mk-82, Mk-82, GBU-12
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | GCI
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Ground Controller Intercept
|-
| Gimbal (limit)
| Limits on a sensor operating range, such as the radar or targetting pod
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Group
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Number of targets close together, typically heading in the same direction
|-
| Heading
| Where my aircraft is pointing on a compass
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Hold fire
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Do not shoot, destroy already launched missiles / weapons
|-
| Hook
| Cue sensor (targetting pod, radar) towards the directed target of interest
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Hostile
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Contact identified as enemy, with clearance to fire
|-
| Hot / cold
| Hot means the contact has the nose pointed towards you, cold means he is going away from you
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | HOTAS
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Hands On Throttle And Stick
|-
| HUD
| Heads-Up Display
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | IFF
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Identification Friend or Foe; determining if the target is hostile or friendly
|-
| IFR
| Instrument Flight Rules: flying with your aircraft instruments in bad weather conditions
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | ILS
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Instrument Landing System
|-
| IMC
| InterMediate Conditions; bad weather
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | In the goo
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | In the clouds, limited visibility
|-
| JDAM
| Joint Direct Attack Munition, typically GPS guided (GBU-31, GBU-38)
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Jink(ing)
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Unpredictable maneuvers to negate a tracking solution or lock
|-
| JSOW
| Joint StandOff Weapon, glidebomb etc. (AGM-154)
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Level flight
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Not climbing or descending
|-
| Laser On
| Call to begin laser illumination (Use this if your buddy is lasing for your munitions).
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Lasing
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | You have begun laser illumination
|-
| Level wings
| Not banking or rolling
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Maddog
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Active missile is launched where its radar is immediately turned on, engaging the first target it sees
|-
| Magnum
| Anti-radiation missile launch
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Mark your father / mom
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Give position relative to the carrier: aircraft number, bearing and range
|-
| Marking
| Contrailing (smoking) / In contrailing altitude: typically > 25,000 and < 40,000 feet
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Markpoint
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Designated point of interest, typically within the datalink / sensor system
|-
| Merge(d)
| Friendlies and targets are in the same visual arena / geographical location
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Mil Power
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | The maximum amount of thrust from a jet engine without engaging the afterburner
|-
| Mother, Boat, Bingo Field
| Aircraft Carrier
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Mud / Spike
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Radar is locking you up, mud denotes ground radar
|-
| Music
| Use of jamming to deny being locked up, either by you, friend, or foe
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Nails
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | RWR contact in search mode
|-
| Naked
| No RWR or (radar) information on enemy
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | No joy
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | No (visual) contact on the target ( / enemy) unit; opposite of 'Tally'
|-
| Notching
| Flying perpendicular to the aircraft attacking you with radar (missiles) to try and spoof the radar (missile)
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | On station
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Unit has reached assigned location
|-
| Oops
| What you say after you let an SU-27 get on your wingman's six o'clock
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Orbit(ing
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Hold current / indicated position, typically in a circular orbit above the indicated location
|-
| Overshoot
| Being forced out in front of an opposing aircraft, most likely due to having too much airspeed
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Package
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Group of different aircraft combined to perform a single mission
|-
| Padlocked
| Crew cannot takes eyes off the target without losing it
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Passive
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Receiving signals without needing to emit your own signals to obtain data
|-
| Payload
| Usefull loadout of an aircraft, including ordinance, fuel, etc.
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Pickle
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | (Cluster / General-purpose) Bomb Unit release
|-
| Picture
| Request for AWACS to provide air information / air overview relevant to mission
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Pitbull
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Missile has gone active (turned on its own radar)
|-
| Pk
| Probability of kill
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Pop-up
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Units have suddenly appeared
|-
| Press
| Pushing on to the enemy you are engaging (shortly)
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | PRF
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Pulse Repetition Frequencies
|-
| Pucker Factor
| Method of rating (dangerous) missions, from 0 to 10 (0 being the lowest, 10 being the highest)
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Punch out
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | To eject from the airplane
|-
| Radar (Radio Detection And Ranging)
| A pulsed beam of energy used to scan for, detect, and return information about a target
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Raygun
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Locking up an unknown target, querying the IFF response from friendly units
|-
| Rejoin
| Return to close formation flight
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Rifle
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Air to ground missile launch
|-
| ROE
| Rules Of Engagement, dicates how you are to engage targets (ie return fire only)
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | RWR
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Radar Warning Receiver, reads and presents current radar signals spiking your aircraft
|-
| SAM
| Surface-to-Air Missile
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | SAM (direction)
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Visual acquisition of SAM in flight or SAM launch, including position reference
|-
| Section
| Flights are divided into sections of 2 - 3 aircraft (similar to fireteams in a squad)
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Semi-active
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | (Missile) Has its own radar receiver, but targets reflected radar waves / illumination from the host aircraft
|-
| Shack
| Weapons impact on ground (unit)
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Situational Awareness (SA)
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Knowing what is going around you at all times: where are enemies, where are friendlies, is my six clear?
|-
| Sparkle
| IR Pointer (from a Targetting Pod)
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Spike
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Threat on the RWR receiver: 'Badger 1-1 has an SA-10 spike at twelve o'clock'
|-
| Splash
| Enemy target hit
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Stack
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Two or more contacts are in close together (in a group)
|-
| Stall
| Due to high / low AOA, the maximum lift capability is exceeded, resulting in an abrupt loss of lift
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Status
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Report situation
|-
| STOVL
| Short Take-Off and Vertical Landing
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Tally (Ho)
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Recognition of an enemy unit; opposite of 'No Joy'
|-
| TFR
| Terrain Following Radar
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | TLAR
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | That Looks About Right; winging it
|-
| Trashed
| Missile has been defeated
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | VFR
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Visual Flight Rules; fly by your eyesight when it is clear enough to see
|-
| Visual
| Recognition of an friendly unit or (landmark) object
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | VTOL
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Vertical Take-Off and Landing
|-
| Wilco
| Will Comply with received instructions
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Winchester
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | No ordinance (missiles, bombs) remaining
|-
| WVR
| Within Visual Range
|-
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | Zulu (time)
| style="background-color:#accc4f;" | GMT+0, Greenwich Time
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== Comprehensive PDF ==
http://www.dtic.mil/dtic/tr/fulltext/u2/a404426.pdf

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Frequently Asked Questions

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A list of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) that get asked when joining Hoggit or Combat Flight Sims.

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=== Where do I start? ===

DCS is an intimidating game for people to get into. The first step would be to check out our [https://wiki.hoggitworld.com/view/Hoggit_DCS_World_Wiki#Setup_Guides Setup Guides] and ensure your controls are working with DCS. DCS World comes with two free planes, the [[Su-25T]] and the TF-51D (trainer version of the [[P-51D]]). Check out their training missions inside DCS World, and also check out their linked wiki pages for any resources related to them.

If you have a particular module you'd like to learn, check out Chuck's Guide for that module (usually linked on our wiki's pages for that plane if there's a guide available). It's a great starting point (and reference for later) for every module in DCS.

If you're interested in learning with a group, check out [[Tuesday Night Noob]] which Hoggit runs every Tuesday. Joining our [http://discord.gg/hoggit Discord] is a good way to find people to fly with and learn from.

=== What gear should I buy? ===

Very much depends on your budget/seriousness. Our [[Peripherals Guide]] should guide you towards some good choices.

=== Does DCS have sales? ===

Yes, both Steam and the Eagle Dynamics stores will have sales. Modules are usually discounted on both stores around 30-50%, and the sales will usually occur at different times.

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=== Should I get the Steam Version or Standalone Version? ===

A point of contention in the DCS community. There's a few tradeoffs to consider:

* Steam will usually be a bit behind on updates. The multiplayer scene usually tracks the latest OpenBeta branch, and Steam is sometimes slightly behind on the updates (a few days at most now, it used to be worse).
* Steam downloads its updates using the Steam infrastructure. The speeds will saturate your home connection fairly well, while the standalone updater uses torrents from ED and the standalone users, and can vary wildly in update speeds.
* Steam tends to get modules released later than Standalone. The Hornet was due to be out on Steam months after the Standalone, but ED was able to provide it much earlier than expected, but still a few days later than Standalone.
* If you're new to DCS World and are looking to buy a module. AT THIS TIME we suggest the standalone version.

=== Which modules are transferrable between Steam and Standalone? ===
Any module released up to (but not including) the Mirage 2000C on steam should be transferrable to standalone.

=== How do I transfer a module from Steam to Standalone? ===
In your steam library, select DCS World. On the product details area, pick "CD Keys", which will cause a popup for all the CD keys for your purchased DLC. You can then redeem this key in your profile within the [http://digitalcombatsimulator.com DCS Website]

=== How do I move to the Open Beta Branch? ===

====Standalone====
# Open File Explorer and navigate to your DCS World install
# Hold LShift + Right click on bin folder and press "Open command prompt here"
# Type or paste
DCS_updater.exe update @openbeta
If using powershell prefix 'DCS_updater.exe' with '.\' and wrap '@openbeta' in single quotes.

====Steam====
# Open steam and navigate your DCS in your library
# Right click DCS and pick Properties
# Click the betas tab and then from the drop down select Open Beta
# Steam will now patch your game once you close the dialog box

Once the update is finished, you should be able to install the Hornet via the Module Manager in game.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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A list of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) that get asked when joining Hoggit or Combat Flight Sims.

__TOC__

=== Where do I start? ===

DCS is an intimidating game for people to get into. The first step would be to check out our [https://wiki.hoggitworld.com/view/Hoggit_DCS_World_Wiki#Setup_Guides Setup Guides] and ensure your controls are working with DCS. DCS World comes with two free planes, the [[Su-25T]] and the TF-51D (trainer version of the [[P-51D]]). Check out their training missions inside DCS World, and also check out their linked wiki pages for any resources related to them.

If you have a particular module you'd like to learn, check out Chuck's Guide for that module (usually linked on our wiki's pages for that plane if there's a guide available). It's a great starting point (and reference for later) for every module in DCS.

If you're interested in learning with a group, check out [[Tuesday Night Noob]] which Hoggit runs every Tuesday. Joining our [http://discord.gg/hoggit Discord] is a good way to find people to fly with and learn from.

=== What gear should I buy? ===

Very much depends on your budget/seriousness. Our [[Peripherals Guide]] should guide you towards some good choices.

=== Does DCS have sales? ===

Yes, both Steam and the Eagle Dynamics stores will have sales. Modules are usually discounted on both stores around 30-50%, and the sales will usually occur at different times.

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=== Should I get the Steam Version or Standalone Version? ===

A point of contention in the DCS community. There's a few tradeoffs to consider:

* Steam will usually be a bit behind on updates. The multiplayer scene usually tracks the latest OpenBeta branch, and Steam is sometimes slightly behind on the updates (a few days at most now, it used to be worse).
* Steam downloads its updates using the Steam infrastructure. The speeds will saturate your home connection fairly well, while the standalone updater uses torrents from ED and the standalone users, and can vary wildly in update speeds.
* Steam tends to get modules released later than Standalone. The Hornet was due to be out on Steam months after the Standalone, but ED was able to provide it much earlier than expected, but still a few days later than Standalone.
* If you're new to DCS World and are looking to buy a module. AT THIS TIME we suggest the standalone version.

=== Which modules are transferrable between Steam and Standalone? ===
Any module released up to (but not including) the Mirage 2000C on steam should be transferrable to standalone.

=== How do I transfer a module from Steam to Standalone? ===
In your steam library, select DCS World. On the product details area, pick "CD Keys", which will cause a popup for all the CD keys for your purchased DLC. You can then redeem this key in your profile within the [http://digitalcombatsimulator.com DCS Website]

=== How do I move to the Open Beta Branch? ===

====Standalone====
# Open File Explorer and navigate to your DCS World install
# Hold LShift + Right click on bin folder and press "Open command prompt here"
# Type or paste
DCS_updater.exe update @openbeta
If using powershell prefix DCS_updater.exe with '.\' and wrap '@openbeta' in single quotes.

====Steam====
# Open steam and navigate your DCS in your library
# Right click DCS and pick Properties
# Click the betas tab and then from the drop down select Open Beta
# Steam will now patch your game once you close the dialog box

Once the update is finished, you should be able to install the Hornet via the Module Manager in game.

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PGAW

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Persian Gulf At War

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PGAW

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Srs

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Openbeta

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Gaw

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F-14A/B

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The Grumann F-14A/B Tomcat is a two seat, twin engine supersonic variable wing-sweep fighter aircraft. The F-14 was the first US fighter jet with twin tails and was the largest & heaviest US fighter to ever fly from an aircraft carrier. The reason that the F-14 was so incredibly large and heavy was because it carried the large AWG-9 radar and accompanying AIM-54 Phoenix (air-to-air) missiles: this very capable combination allowed the F-14 to make shots of up to 200 nautical miles at the bad guys. Also, being big means you can carry a lot of fuel!

Of course the practical range of the AWG-9 is rather more limited, especially if you are shooting at more manoeuvrable fighter-sized targets, but even at these closer ranges the AIM-54 Phoenix is still a capable missile that should not be underestimated. The F-14 is also capable of carrying an array of air-to-ground weapons, such as dumb bombs in both high and low drag forms, air-to-ground Zuni rockets and even laser guided bombs, which can be self-designated using the LANTIRN targeting pod on the F-14.

Most people will recognize and adore the F-14 because of its stardom presence in that one weird volleybal movie from the 80's. It's on-screen presence in movies will make the F-14 to appear docile and easy to fly, but due to lack of a fly-by-wire the F-14 can be a real handful: it being a pilot's aircraft however makes it fun to fly and learn. The analagous nature of the F-14 (comparable to the F-5E II Tigershark) will give you a good knowledge of the airplane over time, but requires a bit of a different mindset that the computarized flight of the F/A-18C and the F-15.

__TOC__

===Changing Countermeasures Load===
When rearming, you mustn't change the flare/chaff selection from the default DCS rearm window - if you change it, the system may not work properly.

Instead, you should use your ICS radio menu and:

# Select "F8. Ground Crew"
# "F6. Select AN/ALE-39 Loadout"
# Choose the option you need.
# The radio menu will close. Open it again.
# Select "F8. Ground Crew"
# Select "F1. Rearm & Refuel". Choose your weapons, fuel, and paint scheme if you want. Don't change flares and chaff. Click OK.
# Your selected AN/ALE-39 loadout will be ready when the rearming is finished.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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A list of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) that get asked when joining Hoggit or Combat Flight Sims.

__TOC__

=== Where do I start? ===

DCS is an intimidating game for people to get into. The first step would be to check out our [https://wiki.hoggitworld.com/view/Hoggit_DCS_World_Wiki#Setup_Guides Setup Guides] and ensure your controls are working with DCS. DCS World comes with two free planes, the [[Su-25T]] and the TF-51D (trainer version of the [[P-51D]]). Check out their training missions inside DCS World, and also check out their linked wiki pages for any resources related to them.

If you have a particular module you'd like to learn, check out Chuck's Guide for that module (usually linked on our wiki's pages for that plane if there's a guide available). It's a great starting point (and reference for later) for every module in DCS.

If you're interested in learning with a group, check out [[Tuesday Night Noob]] which Hoggit runs every Tuesday. Joining our [http://discord.gg/hoggit Discord] is a good way to find people to fly with and learn from.

=== What gear should I buy? ===

Very much depends on your budget/seriousness. Our [[Peripherals Guide]] should guide you towards some good choices.

=== Does DCS have sales? ===

Yes, both Steam and the Eagle Dynamics stores will have sales. Modules are usually discounted on both stores around 30-50%, and the sales will usually occur at different times.

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=== Should I get the Steam Version or Standalone Version? ===

A point of contention in the DCS community. There's a few tradeoffs to consider:

* Steam will usually be a bit behind on updates. The multiplayer scene usually tracks the latest OpenBeta branch, and Steam is sometimes slightly behind on the updates (a few days at most now, it used to be worse).
* Steam downloads its updates using the Steam infrastructure. The speeds will saturate your home connection fairly well, while the standalone updater uses torrents from ED and the standalone users, and can vary wildly in update speeds.
* Steam tends to get modules released later than Standalone. The Hornet was due to be out on Steam months after the Standalone, but ED was able to provide it much earlier than expected, but still a few days later than Standalone.
* If you're new to DCS World and are looking to buy a module. AT THIS TIME we suggest the standalone version.

=== Which modules are transferrable between Steam and Standalone? ===
Any module released up to (but not including) the Mirage 2000C on steam should be transferrable to standalone.

=== How do I transfer a module from Steam to Standalone? ===
In your steam library, select DCS World. On the product details area, pick "CD Keys", which will cause a popup for all the CD keys for your purchased DLC. You can then redeem this key in your profile within the [http://digitalcombatsimulator.com DCS Website]

=== How do I move to the Open Beta Branch? ===

====Standalone====
# Open File Explorer and navigate to your DCS World install
# Hold LShift + Right click on bin folder and press "Open command prompt here"
# Type or paste
DCS_updater.exe update @openbeta
If using powershell wrap '@openbeta' in single quotes.

====Steam====
# Open steam and navigate your DCS in your library
# Right click DCS and pick Properties
# Click the betas tab and then from the drop down select Open Beta
# Steam will now patch your game once you close the dialog box

Once the update is finished, you should be able to install the Hornet via the Module Manager in game.

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Hoggit Instructors

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=Contacting an Instructor=

WIP.

=The Instructors=

{| class="wikitable"
!Instructor Name
!Discord Handle
!Reddit Account
!Areas of Knowledge
|-
|Acidic
|Acidic#0001
|Acidictadpole
|Mission Scripting, A-10C.
|-
|Blackbird
|Blackbird#9371
|blackbird300793
|ATC, COMMS, F/A-18C, A-10C, AV-8B, M2000C, AJS37, UH-1H.
|-
|Brad_Chanderson
|Brad_Chanderson#4502
|Brad_Chanderson
|Hardware, VR, Su-27, F/A-18C, UH-1H, F-5E
|-
|Cajunvoodoo
|Cajunvoodoo#1660
|thomasvoid
|F/A-18C, F-15C, M2000C, A-10C, Su33
|-
|Cosmicdoubloon
|Cosmicdoubloon#2293
|cosmicdoubloon
|A-10C, all FC3, C-101, L-39, F-5E, Gazelle, FW-190, ATC, BFM, mission editor
|-
|GlidingWolf
|GlidingWolf [DUEAG]#2710
|GlidingWolfie
|ATC, COMMS, GCI, LotATC, general procedures, F/A-18C
|-
|LazyBoot
|LazyBoot#0001
|LazyBoot
|F/A-18C Hornet, AJS37 Viggen, AV-8B Harrier, MI-8, SA342 Gazelle, F-14 Tomcat.
|-
|Llama
|Llama#3191
|CMDRLlamaKing
|Ka50, Viggen, AV-8B, M2000C, Huey, Gazelle, UH-1H, F-15C, Su-27
|-
|Nomad
|Yang Xiao Long#0071
|Ltnomad
|ATC, COMMS, F-15C, TF-51D, AV-8B, BVR.
|-
|Osiris
|Osiris#9893
|400Osiris
|F/A-18C, A-10C, F-14B
|}

=Events=

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!Event name
!Date
!Host
!Server
|-
|Example Event
|Jan 11, 2019
|Acidic
|TNN
|}

Frequently Asked Questions

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A list of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) that get asked when joining Hoggit or Combat Flight Sims.

__TOC__

=== Where do I start? ===

DCS is an intimidating game for people to get into. The first step would be to check out our [https://wiki.hoggitworld.com/view/Hoggit_DCS_World_Wiki#Setup_Guides Setup Guides] and ensure your controls are working with DCS. DCS World comes with two free planes, the [[Su-25T]] and the TF-51D (trainer version of the [[P-51D]]). Check out their training missions inside DCS World, and also check out their linked wiki pages for any resources related to them.

If you have a particular module you'd like to learn, check out Chuck's Guide for that module (usually linked on our wiki's pages for that plane if there's a guide available). It's a great starting point (and reference for later) for every module in DCS.

If you're interested in learning with a group, check out [[Tuesday Night Noob]] which Hoggit runs every Tuesday. Joining our [http://discord.gg/hoggit Discord] is a good way to find people to fly with and learn from.

=== What gear should I buy? ===

Very much depends on your budget/seriousness. Our [[Peripherals Guide]] should guide you towards some good choices.

=== Does DCS have sales? ===

Yes, both Steam and the Eagle Dynamics stores will have sales. Modules are usually discounted on both stores around 30-50%, and the sales will usually occur at different times.

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=== Should I get the Steam Version or Standalone Version? ===

A point of contention in the DCS community. There's a few tradeoffs to consider:

* Steam will usually be a bit behind on updates. The multiplayer scene usually tracks the latest OpenBeta branch, and Steam is sometimes slightly behind on the updates (a few days at most now, it used to be worse).
* Steam downloads its updates using the Steam infrastructure. The speeds will saturate your home connection fairly well, while the standalone updater uses torrents from ED and the standalone users, and can vary wildly in update speeds.
* Steam tends to get modules released later than Standalone. The Hornet was due to be out on Steam months after the Standalone, but ED was able to provide it much earlier than expected, but still a few days later than Standalone.
* If you're new to DCS World and are looking to buy a module. AT THIS TIME we suggest the standalone version.

=== Which modules are transferrable between Steam and Standalone? ===
Any module released up to (but not including) the Mirage 2000C on steam should be transferrable to standalone.

=== How do I transfer a module from Steam to Standalone? ===
In your steam library, select DCS World. On the product details area, pick "CD Keys", which will cause a popup for all the CD keys for your purchased DLC. You can then redeem this key in your profile within the [http://digitalcombatsimulator.com DCS Website]

=== How do I move to the Open Beta Branch? ===

====Standalone====
# Open File Explorer and navigate to your DCS World install
# Hold LShift + Right click on bin folder and press "Open command prompt here"
# Type or paste
DCS_updater.exe update '@openbeta'

====Steam====
# Open steam and navigate your DCS in your library
# Right click DCS and pick Properties
# Click the betas tab and then from the drop down select Open Beta
# Steam will now patch your game once you close the dialog box

Once the update is finished, you should be able to install the Hornet via the Module Manager in game.

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Hoggit Instructors

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=This page is a Work In Progress=

Welcome to the Hoggit Instructor page. Each instructor in Hoggit Discord should have an entry on this page, indicating what they can help new players with. Upcoming events also appear here.

=Hoggit Instructors=

{| class="wikitable"
!Instructor Name
!Discord Handle
!Reddit Account
!Areas of Knowledge
|-
|Acidic
|Acidic#0001
|Acidictadpole
|Mission Scripting, A-10C.
|-
|Blackbird
|Blackbird#9371
|blackbird300793
|ATC, COMMS, F/A-18C, A-10C, AV-8B, M2000C, AJS37, UH-1H.
|-
|Cajunvoodoo
|Cajunvoodoo#1660
|thomasvoid
|F/A-18C, F-15C, M2000C
|-
|Cosmicdoubloon
|Cosmicdoubloon#2293
|cosmicdoubloon
|A-10C, all FC3, C-101, L-39, F-5E, Gazelle, FW-190, ATC, BFM, mission editor
|-
|GlidingWolf
|GlidingWolf [DUEAG]#2710
|GlidingWolfie
|ATC, COMMS, GCI, LotATC, general procedures, F/A-18C
|-
|LazyBoot
|LazyBoot#0001
|LazyBoot
|F/A-18C Hornet, AJS37 Viggen, AV-8B Harrier, MI-8, SA342 Gazelle.
|-
|Llama
|Llama#3191
|CMDRLlamaKing
|Ka50, Viggen, AV-8B, M2000C, Huey, Gazelle, UH-1H, F-15C, Su-27
|-
|Nomad
|Yang#0071
|Ltnomad
|ATC, COMMS, F-15C, TF-51D, AV-8B, BVR.
|}

=Events=

{| class="wikitable"
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!Date
!Host
!Server
|-
|Example Event
|Jan 11, 2019
|Acidic
|TNN
|}