The Art of the Mirage 2000C - Fuel Management and Fuel Monitoring | DCS World Tutorial Series
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ค. 2024
- Learn the fundamentals of fuel management and monitoring in the Mirage 2000C, including understanding the basics of the fuel system, the fuel control panel, the DETOT detotaliser switch, external fuel dumping, and fuel level monitoring using gauges.
This tutorial takes place on the Caucasus map in DCS World.
Reiver uses the English variant of the Mirage 2000C cockpit, because he is an uneducated barbarian.
Reiver is not a hardcore milsim-er - he just likes playing the game well - if you're looking for something more authentic, please consult the flight manual.
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Its refreshing to see you still adding to this Series, many other content creators seem to have abandoned Razbam aircraft, which is a pity.
Thank you, and thank you for your continued support. I see no reason to stop adding to the series just because of the situation the two companies find themselves in - it'll never stop my love of this wonderful aircraft.
Thank you for these Mirage videos, i still fly the Mirage 2000C. I learnt how to fly it watching your tutorials :)
Glad to help and you're welcome!
ive stop playing DCS duo to my low hardware but still enjoying you vids
Thanks for your continued support! I hope you are able to get back into DCS soon!
Yours are truly quality tutorials. I'm lucky you're doing them for both the Mirage 2000 and F-1, which are my two main modules; thanks to you and Chuck's guides I'm becoming fairly competent at both.
I was wondering if you'd also do some tutorials on how to fight in them as well!
Glad you like them and yes, that's the plan eventually.
@reiver1-1 Keep up the good work teach, your tutorials are the best. I especially love how you integrate general theory concepts along with the usual practical ones.
Thank you for making theese videos about the M2000c i think it is a very underated jet in DCS also my favorite.
You're welcome! Definitely underrated!
Excellent video, thanks for this. I didn’t realise how much I didn’t know about the fuel system.
I must say, I hate that bingo fuel warning! The default is quite high for most missions at 2,800kg and if I haven’t changed it, it tends to go off in the middle of something stressful like a dog fight. Sure, I know that sound is unique to bingo fuel but it’s so loud and so ‘alarming’ that it usually distracts me from what I’m doing, even if only for a second 😀
You're welcome. I know it isn't exactly the most glamorous topic but it's good to know some of the nuances of the fuel system; something that is often overlooked.
excellent as always, thanks!
No, thank you!
Another insightful and well made video. I learn something new each time I watch this series, even if I’ve watched the video beforehand, so thank you.
I do have to ask though, where do you source your liveries? The one in this video in particular is lovely
Thank you. Education without complication is my goal so I appreciate that you've taken the time to feedback and I'm glad you enjoy them.
Liveries are made by me, based on a fictional "United Commonwealth Air Force".
@@reiver1-1 It seems you have yet more talents. Are they available publicly (DCS user files for example), or just a passion project?
I'm really enjoying your videos!
Thank you!
It's pity we can't get hold of fuel burn info like some of the other aircraft
Now there's a good idea. That could be a little scientific experiment I could carry out if I find some time!
Thank you for doing this video and keeping up the videos. There’s plenty of virtual pilots like me who love the Mirage. I would Razbam to do an updated version of the plane. I believe they have helmet mounted sights etc in current versions but I could be wrong. Has Razbam sorted out its differences with Eagle Dynamics?
You're welcome! I'm trying to stay out of the whole ED:Razbam ding-dong. It certainly isn't going to stop me making videos about their modules.