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I have to agree with the OP, the Eagle's FM is great.

 

Now, all of you who hate this thing's awesome performance...Wait until the Hornet and Typhoon come out. One will run rings around you for ~270 degrees, the other will go uphill and laugh at you.

 

If you want an Eagle that's a bit more brick-ish...Look for a combat loaded F-15E - Edit: Or a three bag C, though I think we went through that already...LOL!

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I, for one, when flying in the F-15 am so perfectly impressed by how manuverable the plane is that I often forget that I am not actually flying the real thing.

 

I also contemplate that if I had a girlfriend, I would remark to her that because the F-15 is so perfectly manuverable that I would vie that my skills against any data produced trying to prove otherwise.

 

I am glad someone came out and said what we have all been thinking...well done chaps!

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Despite its impressive size, the F-15 is a nimble navigator.

 

The F-15 is a predator.

 

It has 2 sidewinders and 6 AMRAAMS

 

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The F 15 is very manuvrable. And Yeah its fine xD my favorite plane in DCS.

 

I was just tired of seeing that other thread heading every time I entered the forum. :-)

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I am unsure of the Eagle is, in fact, maneuverable.

 

Don't be led to the dark side by disbeliebers. The Eagle is very perfectly manuverable.

 

Accelerates in the climb, agile at low altitude, comfortable at high altitude, and lethal in the attack. Also this vid show that even under heavy, heavy load the Eagle still performs brilliantly.

 

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"90% of the people who actually got to fly the F/A-18C

module there (E3 2017) have never even heard of DCS

or are otherwise totally undeserving pieces of trash."

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The F-15 is also highly flexible and supple.

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The F-15 isn't just maneuverable, but its agile - You cannot say the same thing about Su-27 or MiG-29.

 

Don't necessarily disagree with that but what do you mean by 'agile'? Roll rate?

 

Slightly O/T: I can totally understand why McDonnell Douglass called their aircraft "Eagle". I read a book about them after hearing that the Dutch police are training eagles to catch drones in mid-air. My immediate thought was that propellers on a drone would hurt the eagle's feet. Nope. Turns out eagles are the avian equivalent of honey badgers: flying death machines!!


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Don't necessarily disagree with that but what do you mean by 'agile'? Roll rate?

 

Slightly O/T: I can totally understand why McDonnell Douglass called their aircraft "Eagle". I read a book about them after hearing that the Dutch police are training eagles to catch drones in mid-air. My immediate thought was that propellers on a drone would hurt the eagle's feet. Nope. Turns out eagles are the avian equivalent of honey badgers: flying death machines!!

 

Yep, roll/pitch/yaw rate, probably some other factors I'm not thinking of atm...The FCS plays a part as well I think.

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Don't be led to the dark side by disbeliebers. The Eagle is very perfectly manuverable.

 

Accelerates in the climb, agile at low altitude, comfortable at high altitude, and lethal in the attack. Also this vid show that even under heavy, heavy load the Eagle still performs brilliantly.

 

 

Photoshop. :lol:

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The Eagle has 8 talons

 

The F-15 Eagle can carry up to 8 missiles

 

 

Coincidence? I think not.

 

 

ahem

 

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Yep, roll/pitch/yaw rate, probably some other factors I'm not thinking of atm...The FCS plays a part as well I think.

 

Not just the rate.. in degrees per second.. but what leads to rate - rotational acceleration in all axes... it truly is the nimblest of predators!

 

I wonder though.. since slow speed scissoring and "hanging midair" is quite a common occurrence in DCS dogfights, imagine having an RCS system installed, like in spacecraft, tiny little thrusters for rotational control, even at zero speed! Would be better than vectored thrust in zero speed situations.

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F15sa

 

The F-15SA is a new version for the Saudi Arabian Air Force. The F-15SA will have a modern fly-by-wire flight control system in place of the hybrid electronic/mechanical system used by all previous F-15s. The variant includes the APG-63(v)3 active electronically scanned array (AESA) radar, digital electronic warfare systems (DEWS), infrared search and track (IRST) systems, and other advanced systems. It also includes a redesigned cockpit originally intended for the F-15SE.[98][123][124] The fly-by-wire system will allow the carriage of weapons on the previously unused outer wing weapon stations.[125]

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If your desired effect on the target is making the pilot defecate his pants laughing then you can definitely achieve it with a launch like that.
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