Here you get all you need from hardware and software support. For further information about a topic, click  on the referring thumbnail or use the  [data sheet] button:
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hardware & gear

software & tools

Fly your Falcon with the best stuff available. Here you find our most recommend gear.
Take a look around and  be inspired!

An extraordinary headset. Built for professional use it can be adapted to any full-duplex computer soundcard by exchanging the mike. Once you have it you won't give it away. Due to it's enormous noise reduction ability, it is especially valuable for the Sentry job.

MS Gamevoice
Although it is a Microsoft device we are quite content with this tool. During multiple operations and campaign flights  the Gamevoice has proved to be reliable and handsome for up to 16 pilots in different packages, channels etc.  Recommended in combination with the AVCOMM Headset. 

Quickshot Masterpilot
If you want to simulate the Falcon's MFD, we recommend this PS/2 device. It is possible to loop up to 3 unites through your keyboard. Yet, it is tricky to order them (see data sheet).

Templates for the MFD layout can be downloaded right here.

Saitek PC Dash 2
Simulating the F-16´s IP Control panel's work, Saitek´s PC Dash 2 has proved to be a reliable partner in the Falconworld. The 35 buttons can be used for multiple purposes and can hold complete sequences of keystrokes. Close to a "must".

Templates and data files can be found here.

CH Pedals USB Pro
Not cheap, but absolutely indestructible and enduring precise. You won't face problems with the potentiometers like some of our pilots did after intensive use of their Thrustmaster pedals. With differential toe brake support and a gas / break function, these pedals can take you from the airfield right down to the racetrack. 

Thrustmaster Cougar 
A legend even before release! 8 kilos of pure steel in combination with a highly sophiscated programming interface. This must be true love. Thank you Thrustmaster!

This section is an addition to the hardware hangar above. You will find templates, manuals and other goodies make your beloved Falconbaby even more realistic. Take a look around at our most recommend gear and  be inspired!

Masterpilot .gam files 
Get what you need from your masterpilot device. Templates include the complete .gam files for ramp procedure & OSBs with both MFDs being programmed.

General Quickshot Masterpilot info:    

.psi -files for PC Dash 2
Program data files for SP2 and OFP. Just import them on your system, that should do

Templates for PC Dash 2
Layout templates for the Saitek Dash emulating your Falcon's  IP-Chanel.

General PC Dash2 info:    

Complete F-16C Bl.52 Pit
A mega-template with all knobs and instruments displayed at the right place like in the Block 52. The scale is 1:1 therefore it's about 3.8 Mb file size, but it's worth.

Cockpit construction kit
Looking around for an easy to assemble, screwless, lightweight but stable, highly mobile but realistic cockpit ? Well here we go! 
I have studied a lot of constructions on the net and decided to build up the best one. It's the Australian Akers-Barnes Mark I. Thanks to Peter Akers and Michael Barnes for enabling this feature!

The left MFD
A simple graphic that explains the work of your left RADAR MFD in a picture.
No more worries about wrong bullseye readouts.

SP3 Ramp Trainer
A useful Flash-animated .exe-file that teaches you the "28-button-procedure" for the ramp.

SP3 Engine Startup Trainer
Another helpful file to go through rhe ramp procedure. Thanks to our pilot Wulf for developing that file.

NATO brevity codes
What is a "PITBULL"? - Where is "ZEUS" positioned?
Your wingman is "ARIZONA" and you don't know how to respond to an ALPHA CHECK request? 
So, my dear it's time for the right vocabulary !.

Korea TACAN guide 
Complete and original TACAN channel list for the Korean theatre.

Korea maps
A bunch of Korean bitmaps with the current bullseye.

Divine TAC-files
Formation flight at its best, shown by our new pilot Firebird and a member of another squadron (Merlin).

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