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Does anyone know which key controls the swept wings on these puppies. Didn't see it in the readme file.

Thanks
Leon

I think its the flaps keys, F6 and F7...

The Flaps.

Flaps down is wing spread and eventually also the flaps and flaps up is wings swept like this

F5 to F8 keys default or hot-keys on joystick maybe?

The Flaps.

Flaps down is wing spread and eventually also the flaps and flaps up is wings swept like this

F5 to F8 keys default or hot-keys on joystick maybe?

F7 is incremental down, F6 is incremental up, F5 is full up and F8 is full down.

Its a shame no one has made an XML gauge for the tomcat-the real one automatically swept the wings through to 1.2 Mach

The Flaps.

Flaps down is wing spread and eventually also the flaps and flaps up is wings swept like this

F5 to F8 keys default or hot-keys on joystick maybe?

F7 is incremental down, F6 is incremental up, F5 is full up and F8 is full down.

Its a shame no one has made an XML gauge for the tomcat-the real one automatically swept the wings through to 1.2 Mach

You can't say "no one". Iris did for their Tomcat  ;) Of course, That's a payware plane though

The Flaps.

Flaps down is wing spread and eventually also the flaps and flaps up is wings swept like this

F5 to F8 keys default or hot-keys on joystick maybe?

F7 is incremental down, F6 is incremental up, F5 is full up and F8 is full down.

Its a shame no one has made an XML gauge for the tomcat-the real one automatically swept the wings through to 1.2 Mach

You can't say "no one". Iris did for their Tomcat  ;) Of course, That's a payware plane though

I was IMPLYING the freeware one

What plane is that?

What plane is that?

How can you not know?

Only the greatest U.S. Navy Jet aircraft since Vietnam... The F-14 Tomcat!

The Flaps.

Flaps down is wing spread and eventually also the flaps and flaps up is wings swept like this

F5 to F8 keys default or hot-keys on joystick maybe?

F7 is incremental down, F6 is incremental up, F5 is full up and F8 is full down.

Its a shame no one has made an XML gauge for the tomcat-the real one automatically swept the wings through to 1.2 Mach

At M1.2 teh Tomcat throws out it's canard wings, not the full swing wing...

Its a shame no one has made an XML gauge for the tomcat-the real one automatically swept the wings through to 1.2 Mach

With the 10,000 different versions and updates of this particular Tomcat, you'd think they would have!

What plane is that?

Grumman / HESA Ali-Cat

this is one of my favorites..

Sweet skin Leon! Nice bird and shot too!