Very nice tutorial! I did my military service as a crew chief on the AJ37 Viggen. Fun fact about ground power. The Viggen was normally always hooked up to ground power and airsupply. When the engine started and the generator came online, it discarded the air/electrical power hose automatically. 😊 So, in real life, the pilot never had to ask for this. I wish DCS could simulate this…
this is one of, if not the most in-depth Viggen introduction on RU-vid. Well done sir! I like teaching vids like this a lot more than many of those 3 min long tutorials. I would not have known what 9099 actually means if not for this video. Thank you sir!
Glad you're enjoying it! It will be a little wait for the weapons tutorials but we'll get there. A lot of time was sunk into a cohesive format for the whole series so ideally the rest shouldn't take forever to do.
I’m glad. Hopefully these new versions shed light on things for you I didn’t cover well in the past. Glad you’ve picked her up though and have enjoyed them so far! Thanks for watching.
@@Leadnap You're the RU-vid Viggen guru. After a month of studying... I find what is missing on RU-vid is an up to date and more thorough tutorial on the ELINT/jamming pod and any tips on dialing in QFE when not available on kneeboard or the F10 map. Keep up the good work. Cheers!
I believe that your reference location in your KB checklist for the oxygen switch and the Kontroll switch are wrong. Also, I have taken your advice and will not be using my overly complicated HOTAS command cheat sheet and will be using your diagram with a few little changes. Great video.
Made DCS content before I started SC content. The new Viggen tutorials are a slow grind of a work in progress but Takeoff will be coming start of Feb I hope!
@@Leadnap Well thank you for taking the time to do both. You are my go to source for information in SC, and having recently picked up DCS, it was a pleasant surprise to see you in this space too. Thanks for the content, look forward to seeing more Viggen videos!
Thanks, I hope to have a new one coming out this month. As soon as basics (t/o, nav, landing) are done we're rolling into Weapons. What systems are you struggling with? Might be able to do some prioritization in the planning
Night and day. MSFS is arcade-like by comparison, though that is my personal opinion. They aim for different markets and features. If you want a full on study sim for a fighter, DCS. If you want to fly anywhere in the world and sight see - MSFS.
