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F-2 Viper Zero - Mulit-role Fighter [v1.02]

The F2 is a customized version of the F16 used in Japan. Not only is it a great plane that is very versatile but it is also very cheap! The greatest difference between the F16 and the F2 is shape and size. The F2 is slightly larger with larger wings and longer horizontal stabilizers.

=Info on RCA=
The RCA is a collection of combat aircraft which are designed to fight/fly with each other. Aircraft will come out in pairs/rivalries. This rivalry is called Dragons of the East with the F2 rivaling the J7 (which will come out in a week or so) These aircraft are meant to be as realistic and enjoyable as possible while having their own twerks and advantages over the other. After many issues with both the F14 and the Yf23...i decided to take a break from them and make a new rivalry but expect them to come out soon!

=Tutorials on Start-up, Take-off,Cockpit Controls and landing are provide with the F16=

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- Max speed of 155m/s
- Up to 90km of range (At max speed with afterburner)(+12 km from drop tank)
- 5.4k Liters of Jet Fuel
- Single Jet engines attached to 3 ducted fans running at 120 Rps
- Single Seater
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- Fight assistance computer
- AESA radar
- Data link (shows allied aircraft in the near area)
- Easy Start and Engine Control Systems (flip the switches and hit the throttle)
- Air to Air refueling
- Electronic displays
- Heaters for Arctic ops
- Working air brakes! (Yeah...in stormworks)
- Bore sight range laser (doubles as laser designator)
- Targeting laser
- Heads up display
- Great turn rate
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- R80D Tail Whips

Max Speed: 150m/s
Max Range: 900m
Great turn rate
Radar guided

- L11B Side Jump
Max Speed: 170m/s
Max Range 700m
Laser guided
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- Added Radar Detector [v1.02]
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kutyax (for inspiration to make these missiles)
Jim Halpert (for the AESA system)
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