Info for those who use VLSO

[Navy Chief]

I have managed to acquire the data to add three aircraft to use with VLSO (Simworks Phantom, Milviz Phantom, and Razbam A-7).

The settings window within VLSO looks like this:

Here is the data:

Simworks Phantom

ATC Model: F4
Type: Phantom
Name: F4B Phantom

Angle of Attack
Slow: 10.50
Fast: 8.50

Distance Abeam
Close: 0.08
Fast: 1.20

Razbam A7

ATC Model: A7
Type: SLUF; (Short Little Ugly Fellow)
Name: F4B Phantom

Angle of Attack
Slow: 8.00
Fast: 6.00

Distance Abeam
Close: 0.07
Fast: 1.20

Milviz Phantom

ATC Model: mv_phantom_J
Type: Phantom
Name: F4J Phantom II

Angle of Attack
Slow: 10.50
Fast: 8.50

Distance Abeam
Close: 0.08
Fast: 1.20

Note: I read a post on the Milviz forum by someone who had added the Milviz F4 to VLSO, and he had to add some info into the aircraft.cfg file [General] section, which is this:

atc_type=McDonnell_Douglas
atc_model=mv_phantom_J
performance=
Category=airplane

Hope this works for everyone! I am still learning a lot about VLSO. Btw, I received word from the creator of VLSO that a new version (not a update) should be released next month (August). Cheers. NC

 

[tgycgijoes]

Vlso

Thanks chief, it takes getting used to using this but for someone to take all this trouble for freeware, its worth the effort and gratitude to him.

 

[Victory103]

Thanks for posting those up NC. I've been reading over the A-6E and EA-6B NATOPS on avialogs.com, need to convert from displayed units on the AoA gauge to the degrees required of vLSO. Only "on-speed" units are listed, not the fast/slow range.

 

[Navy Chief]

Thanks for posting those up NC. I've been reading over the A-6E and EA-6B NATOPS on avialogs.com, need to convert from displayed units on the AoA gauge to the degrees required of vLSO. Only "on-speed" units are listed, not the fast/slow range.

Sure thing, and thanks again. Sorry I did not give you credit in my initial post, but I DID do so on my FSDreamteam forum! Pete