Game Time - SAM Simulator: SA-4B Ganef

Figured I'd do another one of these, because SAMsim is really neat!
I haven't really had much time to do videos, what with work picking up and other assorted stuff going on. Still alive, though.

[@12e3pi]

Excellent distress, weathering on these sims you find. Much respect to these creators.

[@Anti-Z]

Krug does mean circle. And your pronunciation is correct too: in the middle "u" sounds like "loop", not like in "cut". 5:47 "Izlucheniye Vyklucheno" Emission turned off. As for reading russian alphabet it is very simple actually. All you need is just know how each letter is pronounced and that's it - you can read. (Ok, to be completly correct there are 4 letters Е, Ё, Ю, Я that has two options of sounding depends on what is in front of them: e.g. Е in front of word or after vowel it sounds like YE, after consonant - E (example is: "izluchEniYE")). And also there are two signs: Ъ and Ь: if you need Е, Ё, Ю, Я that are following consonant sound like they are at the beginning of the word or after vowel - you use these signs. E.g. серьёз­ный (serious) sounds like seryoznyj, ь in рьё makes ё sound like YO. And finally sign ь after consonant give to this consonant softness. For those who knows Spanish it's like N and ñ. If after russian Н (which counds like english N) we put ь it will sound like ñ. For example день (a day) sounds like d'en'. with ' I tired to show softness. So sign ь and letters Е, Ё, Ю, Я after consonant give this consonant softness. E.g. день (D and N in this word are soft), дань (tribute) Д is hard (sounds like D in word Data) and Н is soft because after it there is soft sign ь. If you dont want give softness to consonant but still need Е, Ё, Ю, Я sound like YE, YO, YU or YA you use hard sign Ъ. E.g. объем (volume, sound like "obyom"). In this case B is hard like in word oBject. By the way object on russian would be объект. Try to pronounce it yourself😉. Sorry for long post but now you can read Russian. Thank you for video.

[@fludblud]

Someone needs to integrate this game into a full fidelity module for DCS

[@hinz1]

Someone needs to integrate DCS into SamSim, free for everyone ;-)

[@blakewarden3190]

How did you learn all of this? I'm amazed at how knowledgeable you are. Love the channel by the way!

[@1stSpyGuy]

That's really good to hear, thank you! I'm a bit bookish in the sense that I love to learn and understand new things. I think that probably makes it easy for me, since I find these things fun. =)

[@koba0798]

@@1stSpyGuy do you see pictures of things?

[@possesed7]

круг~ kroog. Yes it's true for circle.

[@alexanderblix6544]

Please continue these i love these and they are very helpful! ^^

[@1stSpyGuy]

Good idea. I've been wanting to mix things up from the Friday the 13th stuff and this could be a good thing to work on.

[@alexanderblix6544]

That would be really cool! plus im really fascinated by the calculators lol! ^^

[@calibulaminus4778]

i can imagine the pain of maning what IRLi asume where like 4 guys stations

[@Kobaneko2005]

How the hell was knocking on the door at 2:33?

[@jchen3]

Really interesting. Is this equipment operated by a single person when used in real life?

[@1stSpyGuy]

No, in real life each of these stations would be operated by a separate person.

[@HpaspSAM]

Great video, nice explanation! (did you tried the Google-Earth after action report?)

[@richardgaghaun7240]

Where you download this stuff?

[@1stSpyGuy]

sites.google.com/site/samsimulator1972/home

[@fim-43redeye31]

I miss hpasp

[@1stSpyGuy]

Absolutely same here. SAM-simulator is such a wonderful type of game with the "realistic to the switch" angle. I wish there was more like it.

[@fim-43redeye31]

@@1stSpyGuy I feel like it could be done pretty easily now. Someone needs to find the original documentation to create a simulation engine, then just paper over some nice pixel art and everything would be fine and dandy.

[@annaoaulinovna]

very interesting machines. soviets made this.