DCS F-16 AMRAAM Ripple - AIM-120 Against Multiple TWS Contacts - DCS In 3 Or Less

Feeling outnumbered? The DCS F-16 AMRAAM Ripple technique with the AIM-120 AMRAAM air-to-air missile is a powerful way to engage multiple BVR targets with the F-16 Viper's powerful AMRAAM loadout. We use the Viper's radar in TWS mode for Track While Scan engagement of multiple hostiles. The F-16 Fighting Falcon 's excellent kinetic performance allows you to engage fast moving targets at long BVR ranges. This tutorial shows you how to set System Tracks and Bug targets in TWS, how to quickly switch between bugged TWS targets, and how to ripple the AMRAAM in the F-16.
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[@andersonconlag]

Your videos are the best. It bothers me when other KZbinrs make a 1 hour video to explain something so simple.

[@eoconnor2000]

Really Great Job - Your explaination is clear and brief - I Love that I can refresh my knowledge in 3 minutes or less.

[@AntalopeAUT]

Finally somebody that doesnt mess about for minutes in his videos, but gets right down in medias res . Lovely video, thanks !

[@iNcog_AoE]

Wow your explanations are insanely clear and to the point. Really nice job man

[@rwy12]

new to f16-bought it 1 week ago-definitely this the best video so far. no waffle. excellent explanation. and only 3 minutes. I think the key binding in game would be better.

[@GotSpaceGame]

Glad you liked it! I've started trying to type the key binding exactly as it appears in the game to make it easy to find. Reapers etc show it in-game but I always found it annoying to wait for the specific binding I need to come up in the video and then pause on it.

[@spartan9458]

Thank you I couldn't find the button for zooming in. I used to play years ago and finally got back into the game but lost my control setup. It's been a real pain trying to adjust to some of the new names for things and changes. Your videos are super helpful and super short, so I don't have to spend 16 minutes trying to find 1 minute of video. Keep it up!

[@MrRrusiii]

Super helpful! I've been playing with the F-16 for the two week trial, haven't been great with it but enjoy it enough to purchase the module. Now I finally understand how to use it outside dogfight mode 😂

[@GotSpaceGame]

I'm a big fan of the 16... It's not as intuitive as the 18 maybe but boy is it fun to fly! More effective in BVR than the 18 as well despite the much smaller max AMRAAM load.

[@MrRrusiii]

@@GotSpaceGame The 18 is definitely gonna be my next trial run

[@thomaskoso81]

Very nice and absolutely on point!

[@thecheese8261]

Thank you sir!

[@DonCheedle-y9z]

thanks a lot, recently got made redundant and got the 2 week trial for f-16c. tws is much less finnicky than swapping between targets in zoom mode between fox-3's in rws. I'm assuming the drawback is the less concentrated radar power on each target compared to rws? since rws is a direct beam whilst tws still continues to scan a wide area while you have them tagged up? man i'm enjoying this so much haha

[@GotSpaceGame]

@@DonCheedle-y9z yeah- you'll usually get a bit more range on RWS and you can also scan a wider azimuth more quickly. Personally I think the benefits of TWS normally outweigh the drawbacks, but it's always a situational thing. Best of luck after the redundancy and I hope everything works out.

[@killraine0712]

So when I play in hoggits ground war ...the targets never turn white..just yellow

[@GotSpaceGame]

That's a part of the IFF symbology with two factor authentication (probably coming from an AWACS datalink?) White is unknown. Green is confirmed friendly. Yellow is suspect, Red is confirmed hostile. If you see a yellow track then depending on the source of the track, either doing an IFF or an NCTR identification should get it to turn red. If it turns green then that's an example of why two factors are required to confirm a target as hostile before shooting at it!

[@lnnatzscho4913]

sorry my english isnt the bets, what nutton do you use to zoom in the radar to get a better view?

[@GotSpaceGame]

Hey. The control you need is the RAID button. I can't fully remember off the top of my head but it might be listed as RAID/FOV

[@lnnatzscho4913]

@@GotSpaceGame thank you