A few quick Tomcatters from Tonight...Florida Coast with Tilerpoxy

[Ragtopjohnny]

A few quick ones before I messed something up on the Tomcat tonight and shut the engines down in mid flight .

Still learning, what can I say!

Near Pensecola...


Flight deck shot...


Too cool tail shot - near 30000ft in this...


Patrolling the Coast...(Where my engine trouble soon began....




Have a good one, hope you like them!


John Thuot II
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[aircav1970]

That is a extremely cool TomCat!You know what I like to fly but that bird is just callin' my name!Great set John!

[Ragtopjohnny]

Thanks Gary, appreciated Amigo! Glad you like them! I just have to figure her out Completely!

John Thuot II
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[flyboy208]

Loving the pics John! As a former Hornet Guy, I still had many friends in the Tomcat community, this was an aircraft to be respected not only in terms of it's weapons systems, but also her flying qualities.

I highly suggest getting proficient with the manual - alot to learn ...

http://www.anft.net/f-14/f14-detail.htm

For the most part, in flight the wing sweep was controlled by the onboard computers, with a manual override available to the pilot.

Hope you get it right, so rewarding when you master this jet in FS.

Mike

[American]

Stunning Tomcat shots, John!

[NMLW]

Yep, that's a hot bird John. Great looking pics. it. You get dried out yet?

[lifejogger]

Fantastic shots John, a couple of those picts look like photographs.

[jeh]

Those are stunning. I really like the cockpit shot John!

[Ragtopjohnny]

Thanks Mike! I will have to read that reference material! Big thanks for the link Amigo!

Thanks Tyler, glad you like them!

Thanks Larry Amigo! Pretty much all dry now - just some ground water coming back in to play, but not too much....phew!

Thanks John my friend! Glad you liked them. I thought the last one did particularly...

Thanks Jeh! Glad you liked them. It is interesting to learn, that's for sure!

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[RRN1988]

Great shots, John. Would've loved to see the landings, though ...

Right now, I'm struggling to see over the nose as I climb in my Carenado Mooney. Is it normal? I followed everything in the manual.