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You are really talented to learn people how to use these complex planes! I begun to look at the new series about the Viggen and I know it will be awesome👌

Thank you very much, this video was a great help to me!!!

Great nav tutorial for any similarly equipped aeroplane.

Viggen is like a game of chess. You can learn the basics in a day but the depth of it will keep you busy for ages.

I grew up close to one of the dispersal bases used for training during the 80´s. You would spot SK60(SAAB105) trainers daily at higer altitudes, the Viggens were a rare sight, but man did you hear them. 10 meters over water, 20 over ground was not a joke. It can not be stressed how low the SwAF operated these things. One pair passed just over our house once, leaving 4 yo me wondering how our TV-antena was still there 😂 Needless to say I also been a fan ever since.

Viggen is my favorite aircraft in dcs, i'm flying it for a year for now, and there are so much useful and not discovered information for me, that's crazy, i even knew how to drop nav sys failure by asking devs which wasn't mestioned on the internet, and now whilst i was thinking i knew everything u releasing such a video, that's a shame for me to think i learn it fully. Thx for your content

This is a great introduction to this aircraft, really well explained. Thank you!

Got the viggen on the summer sale, haven't had time to hop in the cockpit yet but some great information to start off with.

I'm very excited to follow your series. Thanks for doing this. BTW, the production values are insane. Love it!

Ok! You got me, time to put the Viggen out of the dusty hangar!

Awesome video. I recently grabbed the viggen, the videos are great. I am really looking forward to the next video and I am super hyped to go fly now. Thanks for all the hard work 👍

Sweet 👍🏻 I wish Novelair could still make those CK37 replica panels. Might map it to a spare numpad.

Superb - very professional and illuminating as always - cheers

The Viggen Knows where it is, because it knows where it isn't.....

Loving these videos! Great to see more coming out for the Viggen. :)

You definitely earned a sub. Absolutely loving the content you pump out. Love your style , the music , the presentation the attention to detail and your tutorials may as well be the final push to learn the viggen.

Great work Reiver, your videos are always superb but I think this Viggen series might be your best work so far. Your clear, detailed and logical approach really comes into its own dealing with this awesome aircraft which perhaps more than any other DCS module needs a good understanding of the doctrine and design behind it to get the best out of it. I look forward to learning more!

The Viggen is like a rabbit hole : once you try to get into it, you end up reading tons of books on STRIL, BAS60, the Swedish Civil Defense stuff in the phonebooks,... I've never had a module that's been so much a door on another slice of culture (tho I took it in the first place because I've always been Sweden-biased and loved the Drakken).

Very informative and high class video, as always 👍 I have recommended your channel to my DCS friends

Regarding the Saab CK37 computer, it is interesting to note that its prototypes did not employ Integrated Circuits, thus weighing 200 Kg. Later during the development, the IC technology of the American Fairchild company was adopted for the production units of CK37, reducing their weight to 60 Kg, its power consumption was 600W. This computer was produced until 1978.

Thanks Reiver for your tutorial.

I really love your work. And your timing is perfect for me with the Viggen. But i really hope, after the many months of work with the Viggen, you maybe look into the deep of the Mi-24. 🙂

Underrated channel

Such a great aircraft. I’ve recently bought some button boxes to add to my simpit to cover the ck37 computer and waypoint selectors. It even has a little mini joystick on it for the rb04 and some dial encoders for the data input selector, weapon selector and bomb intervals. Maybe a bit over the top but it’s just such a fun aircraft to fly….now I just need to learn to use it properly rather than just for flying low and messing around. Looking forward to this series

Dear Reiver great work.👍

Amazing this série about this wonderfull jet way underrrated by the community . A must have for me . Thx for good work

Good stuff! I personally find the Viggen one of the simplest modules to use, certainly simpler than all the other cold war era modules aside from possibly the F-5E.

Hello Sir. Many thanks for your excellent Mirage 2000 tutorials. I have through many other ones and I must admit yours are among the best ones. Being novice in DCS, I have a little question. How do you manage to use your pointer at the same time as the cockpit zooming without using Alt+C option. What are your HOTAS settings for DCS Mirage to this point? Best regards.

Hello Sir, many thanks for your Mirage 2000 tutorials. I have been through lots of other ones but I have to admit that yours are the best. Just a question, how do you manage to get your pointer active at the same time of your cockpit zooming without using Alt+C option? What are your HOTAS settings to this point?

Excellent tutorial, loved the M2000 series you did and waiting with bated breath for the next instalment. Cheers

The professionalism you put in your videos is a pleasure to watch!

Got the Viggen a couple months ago after seeing a Draken fly over during the midlands air show but never got to understanding it. Just enough to get up in the air and enjoying it's flight characteristics. Looking forward to this series especially on navigation, waypoints and attack points. I've got the F16 throttle as well and I've used the dog switch set to select between A0, A1 and A2 so I'm curious to see what the IR fast select etc does. I've got the weapon select dial set to one of the dials on the throttle base, I think the panel LTS dial

Superb. Glad you chose this module. Flew it on and off. I'm sure I'll fly it more again with the help of your tutorials.

Try flying the Viggen through the Dam Run in the Adrobatics server. It’s very rewarding and gives you a good feel for how to corner without disintegrating at full thrust.

Damn, didnt expect this but really looking forward to this series

Anyone else fancy some Doritos all of a sudden?

Fart! 😅

Great! You got the pronunciations of the Swedish words right or very close and you managed to be the first resisting joking about the AFK throttle control function :) I am also somewhat familiar with the Viggen but still finds your intro interesting and useful. I sat in a cockpit of a real Viggen last week - a crazy familiar feeling when my VR-brain met reality. So, your series comes at the right time for me being recently inspired to fly this machine again.

This convinced me to buy the Viggen. Was always afraid about trying to learn it, but after going through your M2K series, I'm definitely looking forward to this.

Let’s gooo!!!!

Great introduction video, and looking forward to your next installments. I'm not a newbie on the Viggen, but after watching your Mirage 2000 series, I'm sure I will end up learning things that I didn't knew before. Cheers!

Niiice

Excellent - I’ve just started the Viggen and I’m very much enjoying it - your tutorials are going to be very much appreciated!

Thanks for choosing the Viggen, an aircraft that I consider myself too dumb to understand on my own.

For people buying this fantastic addon, it should be mandatory to look at this serie 🤣! Thank you so much

From the point of a newbie, I didn't have APP on and the symbology was missing. I didn't see the mode mentioned anywhere (except in the title at the beginning) in the previous videos, nor in this one... or I'm just missing something.

u r the best guy ever

Thanks for the video. When using GBUs, do you know what’s the procedure to move to the next target? My second GBU does not get guided ….

Is that possible to release the extra fuel in air? or I need let engine to burn those extra fuel?

38:41 “Pop some flares to act as a decoy…” *Or use the hot blazing sun as one*