Bullseye Position

Is there currently any way to display my bullseye position in the cockpit? So I can compare it with AWACS bandit position reports?

Set a waypoint as bullseye . Select that waypoint and the HSI will give you bearing and distance . This with the assumption

that info available in briefing , as it should be .

It will be on the radar when it's finished, it will have your bulls position and the TDC captains bars location will also show its current bulls. So if you have multiple bandits you can say I'm pressing bandit bulls 343 for 40 . Will work for a/g targets as well with radar and FLIR.

Set a waypoint as bullseye . Select that waypoint and the HSI will give you bearing and distance . This with the assumption

that info available in briefing , as it should be .

not everybody can navigate to different point, using this method ;)

not everybody can navigate to different point, using this method ;)

I do not understand . If the bullseye coordinates are given in the briefing , as they should be , everyone has the coordinates , can input a waypoint using those coordinates , and thus everyone can reference bullseye . Is this not correct ?

I do not understand . If the bullseye coordinates are given in the briefing , as they should be , everyone has the coordinates , can input a waypoint using those coordinates , and thus everyone can reference bullseye . Is this not correct ?

i mean without coordinates input)

I do not understand . If the bullseye coordinates are given in the briefing , as they should be , everyone has the coordinates , can input a waypoint using those coordinates , and thus everyone can reference bullseye . Is this not correct ?

You are correct. When AWACS reports bandit bullseye position, the pilot can estimate the bandit's location. Question is: Where am I in relation to bullseye so I can judge BRA to bandit? Waypoint is best work around, it seems, for now. Assign WP1 or WP last to BI.

With appropriate software one can also construct and print out a map with BI location, distance rings and flight plan on it.

Guys what is BRC code? In some missions I ' ve noticed that there are TACAC (74x), ICLS (11x) and BRC (305). I know what tacan and icls are, but what is that BRC code?

Guys what is BRC code? In some missions I ' ve noticed that there are TACAC (74x), ICLS (11x) and BRC (305). I know what tacan and icls are, but what is that BRC code?

Base Recovery Course - it's essentially the bearing the carrier is heading (though it's wrong in the first mini campaign mission).

Hello everyone,

i tried to find out, if i can see the bullseye information from aircrafts inside the cockpit. But it seems to be, that this feature is not implemented yet. Is that correct?

And the only workaround is a waypoint for all aircrafts, to solve this problem?

Regards

First watch this

Key points:

- Learn how to get into waypont data screen

- Learn how to enter a waypoint

Then watch this

Key points:

- Designate waypoint as "A/A WPT" which = bullseye

- Learn how to get your ownship position, and bearing/range to target using radar screen and TDI cursor

Using bullseye is fairly easy conceptually. It would be like if you were my wingman, and you had a tendency to take off on your own. Which he does. "Where ya at?" "Um, 10 miles from the airport flying south." "Dangit I'm 10 miles from base flying east. OK, I'll turn right and look for you on radar." You call for a picture, Overlord says theres some crafty J11's at bulls 180 for 40. You glance at the radar, see you are bulls 270 for 20. (Note all these directions reference the radial FROM the waypoint, the direction you would be facing if you were flying away from the waypoint.) So you turn right and ask for dope.

Navigating with precision to a particular point relative to bulls (or any navigation point) is a little trickier, I'd get the basics down first.

Hello everyone,

 

i tried to find out, if i can see the bullseye information from aircrafts inside the cockpit. But it seems to be, that this feature is not implemented yet. Is that correct?

 

And the only workaround is a waypoint for all aircrafts, to solve this problem?

 

Regards

The AWACS calls it's bullseye calls relative to the bullseye for your coalition that was placed using the mission editor. AFAIK there is no way to verify what this location from within the cockpit of the hornet. There are a few ways to figure out what the bullseye location is though:

- The mission creator may have placed the bullseye in the mission editor to correspond to a pre-programmed waypoint in the hornet, then can just use the A/A WPT on that point.

- The bullseye might be available in the mission briefing information provided by the mission creator.

- You can use the F10 map and visually find the bullseye location on the map, you can then get the latitude/longitude coordinate of the bullseye, enter in a new waypoint using your HSI->Data page, and then set this new waypoint as the A/A WPT.

Just catching myself up on this, so if you change the bullseye to a waypoint, differing from what was set originally in the mission, do all subsequent directions from Magic reference the new bullseye?

Just catching myself up on this, so if you change the bullseye to a waypoint, differing from what was set originally in the mission, do all subsequent directions from Magic reference the new bullseye?

No, I don't believe they do. Because how would that account for different players having different AA waypoints. The point of a bullseye is to have a universal reference for all planes.

Sure,in multiplayer I can see that would be an issue. But in single player it would not. I ask, as have spent some time today looking at the tutorials on using this and understood that in Wags AA waypoint tutorial for example, that this is a way to get the SA and if the sim does not use the waypoint you set as bullseye, then I don’t see how that would work.....?

How does it work, do all mission automatically get a bullseye generated, so there is a set reference for vector to tanker enquiries etc? if you make a mission with an AWACS , do you have to generate a bullseye as well? In Falcon 4 for example, there is a set bullseye for that theatre, it never changes.

In the Mission Editor there are always 2 bullseyes (red and blue) its the job of the mission creator to move and record the location of these bullseyes.

You have to put a waypoint on top of the bullseye and select that as A/A WP. AWACS will reference the correct bullseye position at all times, it's your job to set it up correctly in your aircraft. The Bullseye position in the sim has nothing to do with the player specifically.

Got it......thanks! Something that needs incorporating into any start up routine then.

Got it......thanks! Something that needs incorporating into any start up routine then.