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DCS AERGES MIRAGE F1 User Manual

DCS AERGES MIRAGE F1
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DCS: Mirage F1 Flight Manual
Version 1.0
1
MIRAGE F1
for DCS World
Flight Manual

Table of Contents

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DCS AERGES MIRAGE F1 Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeFighter aircraft
RoleMultirole fighter
ManufacturerDassault Aviation
Introduction1973
Height4.50 m (14 ft 9 in)
Max takeoff weight16, 200 kg (35, 715 lb)
Powerplant1 × SNECMA Atar 9K-50 afterburning turbojet
Service ceiling20, 000 m (66, 000 ft)
Crew1
First flight23 December 1966
Primary usersFrench Air Force
Number builtApproximately 720
Wingspan8.40 m (27 ft 7 in)
Thrust49 kN (11, 020 lbf) thrust dry, 70 kN (15, 730 lbf) with afterburner
Maximum speed2, 338 km/h (1, 453 mph, 1, 262 kn) at high altitude
Max Speed2, 338 km/h (1, 453 mph, 1, 262 kn) at high altitude
Armament2 × 30 mm DEFA 553 cannons

Summary

1. INTRODUCTION

Main Variants

Overview of different Mirage F1 models and their unique features.

The Mirage F1-CE

Details on the Spanish export variant, its service history and key differences.

2. AIRCRAFT CHARACTERISTICS

2.1 PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Key physical dimensions, weight, and propulsion details of the aircraft.

2.2 TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Permissible load factors, speed limits, ceiling, and Mach number capabilities.

3. AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS

3.1 COCKPIT CONTROLS AND INDICATORS

Detailed labeling and identification of cockpit instruments and controls across multiple panels.

3.2 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

Description of the aircraft's electrical system components, power distribution, and operation.

3.3 FUEL SYSTEM

Explanation of internal and external fuel tanks, transfer sequences, controls, and indicators.

3.4 JET ENGINE

Overview of the SNECMA ATAR 9K-50 engine, its operation, controls, and indicators.

3.5 HYDRAULIC SYSTEM

Description of the dual hydraulic circuits, their functions, controls, and failure indications.

3.6 CONTROL SYSTEM

Details on flight control surfaces, operation modes, and trim systems.

3.15 ARMAMENT SYSTEM

Comprehensive guide to the aircraft's weapons, selection panel, controls, and payload types.

3.18 RADAR

Detailed explanation of the CYRANO IV fire control radar, its functions, modes, and operation.

4. NORMAL PROCEDURES

ENTERING COCKPIT

Step-by-step checklist for safely entering the aircraft cockpit and performing initial checks.

STARTUP

Procedures for engine start-up, including pre-start checks and initial engine spool-up.

TAKEOFF

Instructions for performing a standard takeoff, including speed parameters and control inputs.

LANDING

Procedures for preparing and executing a safe landing, including approach configuration and touchdown.

USE OF THE AUTOPILOT

RETURNING TO PARKING AREA

Steps required for safely taxiing and returning the aircraft to its parking position.

ON PARKING AREA

Procedures for shutting down aircraft systems and securing the aircraft on the parking stand.

5. LIMITATIONS

5.1 CLEAN AIRCRAFT LIMITATIONS

Defines operational envelopes and speed/load factor limits for the aircraft without external stores.

5.2 ALTERNATORS VENTILATION

Explains factors affecting alternator cooling and potential failure conditions.

5.3 ENGINE LIMITATIONS

Details engine operating envelopes, speed limits, and conditions to avoid for safety.

5.4 ELEMENTS EXTENDED LIMITATIONS

Lists specific limitations for high-lift devices, landing gear, and other aircraft elements.

6. EMERGENCY PROCEDURES

6.1 ENGINE RESTART IN FLIGHT

Step-by-step guide for attempting to restart the engine while airborne.

6.2 COMPRESSOR STALL

Procedure to recover from a compressor stall by reducing power and adjusting pitch.

6.3 FLAMEOUT PATTERN

Describes the procedure for managing an engine flameout and executing a controlled landing.

7. COMBAT EMPLOYMENT

AIR-TO-AIR GUNS

Instructions for employing the aircraft's cannons in air-to-air combat scenarios.

MATRA R550 OR SIDEWINDER

Guide to employing AIM-9 Sidewinder or Matra R550 Magic I missiles.

MATRA R530

Procedures for using the Matra R530 air-to-air missile, including targeting and firing.

ROCKETS

Instructions for employing rocket pods in various combat modes.

BOMBS

Guidance on selecting and deploying various types of bombs.

8. FLIGHT CHARACTERISTICS

Spin recovery procedure

Steps to recover the aircraft from a spin.

Flat spin recovery procedure

Steps to recover the aircraft from a flat spin.

9. CREDITS