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The '''Saab 35 Draken''' (Dragon) is a Swedish supersonic interceptor developed in the 1950s. The model F was delivered between 1965 and 1972 and is the model that the FG plane is based on.
The '''Saab J35 Draken''' (Dragon) is a Swedish supersonic interceptor developed in the 1950s. The model F was delivered between 1965 and 1972 and is the model that the FG plane is based on.


== Description of the features ==
== Description of the features ==
Number in parenthesis refers to the cockpit image.
Number in parenthesis refers to the cockpit images.
   
   
=== Special aircraft keys ===
=== Special aircraft keys ===
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*HÖJDV: Flashes when autopilot HÖJD (altitude hold) is set and aircraft not at target altitude or vertical speed above 200 m/min. Lit when stable at target altitude. It is recommended to be at target altitude before setting autopilot to HÖJD.
*HÖJDV: Flashes when autopilot HÖJD (altitude hold) is set and aircraft not at target altitude or vertical speed above 200 m/min. Lit when stable at target altitude. It is recommended to be at target altitude before setting autopilot to HÖJD.
*Landing gear down and locked: (LANDSTÄLL LÅST UTE) Green lights front lower left




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'''Radar'''
'''Radar'''


Showing a sweep and antenna azimuth as well as navigation indicators.
Only a limited simulation of the radar is implemented:
In multiplayer the radar shows aircraft in radar range: dist. < 40 km, +-60 deg in yaw, +-30 deg in pitch and > 100 m above ground.
 
* Showing a sweep and antenna azimut. (mode TYST and SÄND)
 
* In multiplayer the radar shows aircrafts in radar range: dist < 40 km, +-60 deg in yaw, +-30 deg in pitch and > 100 m above ground. (mode SÄND)
 
Radar Modes (Set by radar panel on the right side of cockpit):
 
FRÅN: Power off
 
BER: Readies radar for transmission. Takes 20 sec (In reality 3 min)
 
TILL: Like BER but sights and weapon connections also ready. (Same as BER in the simulation.)
 
TYST: Everything running but no emissions from antenna.
 
SÄND: Everything running and antenna emitting.
 
Yellow lines are navigation indicators used by the navigation system. See below.
Yellow lines are navigation indicators used by the navigation system. See below.
Radar modes are set on the navigation radio.
 
Knobs on radar panel set intensity of scope (LJUSSTYRKA FSKOP) and navigation lines (KORSVISARE).  
 




'''Radio'''
'''Radio'''


The radio equipment consists of two transceiver and one control unit of model Fr-21. They are on the left horizontal panel (14). In the simulation both transceivers are used for communication. In the real aircraft one was the receiver for combat control data feeding the AHK and other avionics. The letters A-K stores pre set frequencies for transceiver A (closest to the control unit) and the numbers 1-5 stores pre set frequencies fro transceiver B. A stores the COM1 frequency at FG start up, B stores COM1 standby frequency. Number 1 stores the COM2 frequency at FG start up, 2 stores COM2 standby frequency. The frequency for the other letters and numbers are in the text file Avionics/Fr21.txt and can be changed by the user.
The radio equipment consists of two transceiver and one control unit of model Fr-21. They are on the left horizontal panel. In the simulation both transceivers are used for communication. In the real aircraft one was the receiver for combat control data feeding the AHK and other avionics. The letters A-K stores pre set frequencies for transceiver A (closest to the control unit) and the numbers 1-5 stores pre set frequencies for transceiver B. A stores the COM1 frequency at FG start up. Number 1 stores the COM2 frequency at FG start up. The frequency for the other letters and numbers are in the text file Avionics/Fr21.txt and can be changed by the user. Pressing the buttons marked with dash (-) makes it possible to manually set the transceiver’s frequency using the knobs on the unit. The radio is off at simulation start. Transceiver B uses battery power and transceiver A uses main AC.
Pressing the buttons marked with dash (-) makes it possible to manually set the transceiver’s frequency using the knobs on the unit.
The radio is off at simulation start. Transceiver B uses battery power and transceiver A uses main AC.




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The selected mode sets input to course needle (cn), radar and AHK:
The selected mode sets input to course needle (cn), radar and AHK:
*FRÅN: (Off) No nav radio, Radar off, AHK 0, cn manual
*FRÅN: (Off)  No nav radio, AHK 0, cn manual, Radar lines parked.
*FÖRV: (Preselected) No nav radio, Radar off, AHK HÖJDÄNDRING, cn manual
*FÖRV: (Preselected) No nav radio, AHK HÖJDÄNDRING, cn manual, Radar lines parked.
*STRIL: (Combat command) Activates Route Manager, Radar scanning, AHK NYTT MÅL, cn direction to next waypoint.
*STRIL: (Combat control) Activates Route Manager, AHK NYTT MÅL, cn direction to next waypoint, Radar lines parked.
*STRID: (Combat) No nav info, Radar scanning, AHK HÖJDÄNDRING, cn manual
*STRID: (Combat) No nav info, AHK HÖJDÄNDRING, cn manual, Radar lines parked.
*NAVRIKTN: (Navigation direction) Uses NDB/VOR set by the two letters NAV. Radar shows direction pointer, AHK HÖJDÄNDRING, cn ADF.
*NAVRIKTN: (Navigation direction) Uses NDB/VOR set by the two letters NAV. Radar shows direction line, AHK HÖJDÄNDRING, cn ADF.
*NAV 400: (Navigation 400 km) Uses VOR/NDB set by the two letters NAV. Radar shows direction pointer, AHK AVST. 400 (shows 0 if NDB), cn direction to VOR.
*NAV 400: (Navigation 400 km) Uses VOR/NDB set by the two letters NAV. Radar shows direction line, AHK AVST. 400 (shows 0 if NDB), cn direction to VOR.
*NAV 40: (Navigation 40 km) Uses VOR/NDB set by the two letters NAV. Radar shows direction pointer, AHK AVSTÅND 40 (shows 0 if NDB), cn direction to beacon.
*NAV 40: (Navigation 40 km) Uses VOR/NDB set by the two letters NAV. Radar shows direction line, AHK AVSTÅND 40 (shows 0 if NDB), cn direction to beacon.
*LANDN 40: (Landing 40 km) Uses NDB/VOR set by the two letters NAV. Radar shows direction pointer, AHK LANDA, cn direction to beacon.
*LANDN 40: (Landing 40 km) Uses ILS set by the three letters. Radar shows direction line and glide path, AHK LANDA, cn direction to ILS beacon.
*BARBRO: (Barbro) Uses ILS set by the three letters NAV+LANDN. Radar shows glide slope pointers, AHK BARBRO, cn direction to ILS beacon.  
*BARBRO: (Barbro) Uses ILS set by the three letters. Radar shows direction line, AHK BARBRO, cn direction to ILS beacon.  




'''Special Controls and switches'''
 
*Droptank fuel valve: Right front canopy rim.(8) Set to on (forward) when using drop tanks.
'''Controls and switches'''
 
* Drag chute handle: (BROMSFALLSKÄRM) Lower left. First use deploys drag chute. Second drops it. It takes approx. 3 seconds to deploy and should be done under 320 km/h and above 200 km/h. The handle can not be used if throttle above 85%.
* Throttle: (GASKRAN) lower left.
* Landing gear: (LAND-STÄLL) lower left.
* Droptank fuel valve: Right front canopy rim.(8) Set to on (forward) when using drop tanks.
*Parking brake: Center console below instrument panel to the right.(5)
*Parking brake: Center console below instrument panel to the right.(5)
*Jettison droptanks: Left side with red protection ring.(4)
*Jettison droptanks: Left side with red protection ring.(4)
*Canopy handle: Left side(3)
*Canopy handle: Left side(3)
*Start panel: Lower left instrument panel.(2) Se below.
*Landing light switches: (LAND TAXI) Left front canopy rim.(12) Left and right landing light. If switches are in on position the lights will be automatically turned on/off as landing gear are lowered/rised.  
*Instrument and panel lighting: Left side knob above throttle.(1) Click to change intensity.
*Navigation lights: (LANTERNOR) Right aft panel.(13) Four settings off, bright, blinking and dim.
Landing/taxi light switches: Left front canopy rim (12). Left and right landing light. If switches are in on position the lights will be automatically turned on/off as landing gear are lowered/rised.  
*Indicator lights: (IND. LAMPOR) Sets full or half intensity of indicator lights and caution panel,
Navigation lights (sv. "Lanternor"): Right aft panel (13). Three settings are implemented; off, dim and bright.
*Instrument lighting: (INST-LYSE) Left side above throttle. (2) Sets the brightness of the red instrument lighting.
*Consol light: (KONS_LYSE) Left side above throttle. Sets the brightness of the consol lights illuminating the left and right consols.
*Cabin light: (KABIN LYSE) Left side above throttle. Turns cabin light on or off.
*Clock ring: Knob right of clock turns the ring. Set pointing to the minutehand before lift off to keep track of flying time.
*Start panel: Lower left instrument panel. Se below.
 
====== Weapons and sight ======
ADEN 30 mm cannon implemented. Choose AKAN with weapon chooser knob. (Right side radar panel). If AKAN is selected a gyroscopic gun sight is projected. Use knob on the sights right side to set target wing span and keyboard controls (z/Z) to adjust ring diameter. Nose wheel needs to be up for weapons to function.


=== Flying ===
=== Flying ===
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