That was very helpful and informative. How's about a short vid to explain the terminology between the pilot JTAC and whoever as its like another language, which if you are unfamiliar with, you sometimes don't attempt/do what's expected!
@@Mistermixmaster I haven't flown this mission in a long time so I just gave it another go. You are correct, the radio frequency doesn't work any more :( I just get a click of static. I'll report it on the DCS forums.
The procedure is very similar. So you would get to the point of the video at around 3m 17 seconds. You would select ‘Precise’ button which is at the bottom of the bottom MFD. then bring up the UFC like in the video but instead of using the grid system you would use POS (for position). You can then type in the Lat and Long like you would as normal.
@@shr3dd3rbtw24 you won’t get a lat/long from a JTAC as they use the army grid system. At 2:37 in the video the JTAC has given given the target location - that’s the numbers you have to use. If you REALLY wanted to use a last/long you could do it. You would have to go to the map and set it to the Grid system then hover your mouse over the target. Then switch the Grid system to Lat/Long and copy the numbers. It would be quite time consuming - much better to use the Grid system. It’s also faster to type in as there are less numbers.