Thread for DB3000 database problems, updates or issues
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Request for a scenario: Controlled minefields
I'm working on a Swedish scenario and would appreciate a more developed mine warfare-feature. The Swedes with their littoral warfare depend(ed) greatly on controlled minefields to deny access to vital ports etc. As for now, there are placeholders for controlled minefields but nothing in them (accessable as "imports" under Sweden in DB3000).
Furthermore, I wonder how to utilize the "target discrimination"-feature of the conventional minefields you can create through the reference points?
Thanks for a great game!
I'm working on a Swedish scenario and would appreciate a more developed mine warfare-feature. The Swedes with their littoral warfare depend(ed) greatly on controlled minefields to deny access to vital ports etc. As for now, there are placeholders for controlled minefields but nothing in them (accessable as "imports" under Sweden in DB3000).
Furthermore, I wonder how to utilize the "target discrimination"-feature of the conventional minefields you can create through the reference points?
Thanks for a great game!
RE: Thread for DB3000 database problems, updates or issues
ORIGINAL: gsmith63
This is my third post. I should have started the first by saying that this game is absolutely outstanding, and the support from the CMANO team is probably the best I’ve ever seen. BZ! Now on to business:
I’ve noticed that there are a number of inaccuracies with later units of the US Ticonderoga-class cruisers. For all the sub-variants from CG 52 (USS Bunker Hill) through CG 70 (USS Lake Erie), DB3000 has incorrect figures from 2010 onwards.
Starting in 2009 all surviving units of the Tico class are being modernized to a common baseline under the Cruiser Modernization Program. The basic changes are as follows:
*SPY-1B(V) vice SPY-1A or -1B.
*SPS-49 removed.
*SPQ-9A replaced with SPQ-9B.
*SQS-53A or -53B replaced with SQS-53C .
*SQR-19 replaced with SQR-20 Multi-Function Towed Array (Besides being a regular towed array sonar, the SQR-20 significantly increases range of the active SQS-53C by operating as a bi-static receiver through the SQQ-89A(V)15 system).
*SLQ-32(V)3 replaced with SLQ-32A(V)3.
*61-cell Mk 41 VLS launchers replaced with 64-cell launchers (removal of reloading cells).
*Added ability to carry ESSM, SM-3, and (when available) SM-6.
*Mk 45 Mod 1/2 guns replaced with Mk 45 Mod 4 5-in 62 caliber guns and new GFCS.
*CIWS brought up to Mk 15 Block 1B standard.
*Mk38 Bushmaster 25mm cannons replaced with much improved Mk38 Mod 2.
*4x Mk 53 Nulka decoy launchers added if not already carrying them.
*Cooperative Engagement Capability added.
Modifications to CG 52-58 have already been completed. All US CGs not scheduled for decommissioning are being similarly modified at a rate of ~2-3 per year.
I guess I'm not allowed to post links yet or I would include some with additional details and references. Rag or Mike you can contact me via e-mail if you need more info.
Cheers!
Gregg
Thanks Gregg, all done. Also did the Destroyer Modernization Programme [8D]

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RE: Stickied thread for minor database issues?
you, good sir, have made my day. great thing to wake up to.
can I ask if Geoscape use counts as a scenario? all the units I requested, I requested because I'd like to use in the beta for Geoscape.
that covers things like B model hornets because we dont have that many A models... I brought it up because I noted that our Hawk 127s are in there (very appreciative of that!).
if its in the realms of possibility it would be nice to see PC-9s and paluma class ships added, but they are certainly low priority. the challnger CL-604 also comes in that category of "nice to have for GS use, but lower priority".
I dont have very much information on the paluma and leeuwin class vessels. they are certainly not heavily armed. possibly I could resort to using a generic ship In the DB for now.
on the AIM-120s, I have been informed that we had purchases below a threshold reporting value of the missile between 2000 and 2008 but there is no information on what type of missile. maybe it was a C-5 but I have no hard data on that. In 02 we would probably only have had the B model so all good there.
good effort on the 707's btw, I had a brief hunt for information on them but couldn't find much info...
I suspect I'm up for a good day of classes if this is how it starts : D
can I ask if Geoscape use counts as a scenario? all the units I requested, I requested because I'd like to use in the beta for Geoscape.
that covers things like B model hornets because we dont have that many A models... I brought it up because I noted that our Hawk 127s are in there (very appreciative of that!).
if its in the realms of possibility it would be nice to see PC-9s and paluma class ships added, but they are certainly low priority. the challnger CL-604 also comes in that category of "nice to have for GS use, but lower priority".
I dont have very much information on the paluma and leeuwin class vessels. they are certainly not heavily armed. possibly I could resort to using a generic ship In the DB for now.
on the AIM-120s, I have been informed that we had purchases below a threshold reporting value of the missile between 2000 and 2008 but there is no information on what type of missile. maybe it was a C-5 but I have no hard data on that. In 02 we would probably only have had the B model so all good there.
good effort on the 707's btw, I had a brief hunt for information on them but couldn't find much info...
I suspect I'm up for a good day of classes if this is how it starts : D
To go up, pull back on the stick.
To go down, pull back harder...
Speed is life. Altitude is life insurance.
To go down, pull back harder...
Speed is life. Altitude is life insurance.
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Here are some links and info regarding the RAAF purchase of AIM-120-C7s, mostly they are about the Super Hornet purchase, but the AIMs were ordered at the same time and are mentioned in each.
http://www.defenseindustrydaily.com/australia-to-buy-24-super-hornets-as-interim-gapfiller-to-jsf-02898/
http://www.asiapacificdefencereporter.com/articles/10/Super-Hornets-Industry-Support-for-the-RAAFs-Rhinos
http://www.dsca.mil/major-arms-sales/australia-%E2%80%93-aim-120c-7-advanced-medium-range-air-air-missiles ( I can't open this, but I am assuming this would be the most reliable source.)
The US DSCA announces [PDF] Australia’s formal request to buy up to 110 AIM-120C-7 AMRAAMs, 10 AIM-120C-7 Air Vehicle-Instrumented (tracking telemetry replaces warhead), 16 AIM-120C-7 CATMs (has seeker, no motor), plus containers, weapon system support equipment, support and test equipment, site survey, transportation, repair and return, warranties, spare and repair parts, publications and technical data, maintenance, personnel training and training equipment, and other forms of support.
SOURCE: http://www.airforce-technology.com/news/news120740.html
http://www.defenseindustrydaily.com/australia-to-buy-24-super-hornets-as-interim-gapfiller-to-jsf-02898/
http://www.asiapacificdefencereporter.com/articles/10/Super-Hornets-Industry-Support-for-the-RAAFs-Rhinos
http://www.dsca.mil/major-arms-sales/australia-%E2%80%93-aim-120c-7-advanced-medium-range-air-air-missiles ( I can't open this, but I am assuming this would be the most reliable source.)
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Thanks for the links, I was aware of the FMS purchase in 2011 of the C-7 slammers, but pinning down when we first got C model slammers has been more difficult.
in 1998 we got the B model slammer, and we had purchases between 2000 and 2008 of some model slammers... just no sources that state which model....
Been trying to work that out in aid of the beta Geoscape campaign, but for now what is important is knowing roughly how many slammers we had, and the type is not really important given the current loadouts available.
Emsoy - if time permits, it would be really appreciated if you could add the B model hornet to the DB for Aussie use - at present this would be immediately added to the GS campaign.... but it would be used in most future scenarios I will make.
If time does not permit, thats cool. thanks for all done so far!
The PC-9 comes under the same category but lower priority - again something I'd be using in a number of scenarios, including GS use, albeit less frequently than the B model hornets.
in 1998 we got the B model slammer, and we had purchases between 2000 and 2008 of some model slammers... just no sources that state which model....
Been trying to work that out in aid of the beta Geoscape campaign, but for now what is important is knowing roughly how many slammers we had, and the type is not really important given the current loadouts available.
Emsoy - if time permits, it would be really appreciated if you could add the B model hornet to the DB for Aussie use - at present this would be immediately added to the GS campaign.... but it would be used in most future scenarios I will make.
If time does not permit, thats cool. thanks for all done so far!
The PC-9 comes under the same category but lower priority - again something I'd be using in a number of scenarios, including GS use, albeit less frequently than the B model hornets.
To go up, pull back on the stick.
To go down, pull back harder...
Speed is life. Altitude is life insurance.
To go down, pull back harder...
Speed is life. Altitude is life insurance.
RE: Thread for DB3000 database problems, updates or issues
ORIGINAL: Russian Heel
ORIGINAL: emsoy
ORIGINAL: Russian Heel
emsoy
Thank you for adding an unhealthy obsession on mine the Yak-141(41). I pick up every English and Russian language source talking about this program. Messing around in the editor it 'feels' right to me, except I'm not sure where you got your loadout information. Here is the actual planned/designed load-outs and mission range:
Click here
Source for this is Крылья Родины issue 6 from 1994 which sources the information from the official project, which I concur.
You can prob figure out by the numbers what is what but if not just ask me. (Top is air -air, next anti-ship, then air to ground.)
Thanks! But is that combat range or radius? There are no details on profile either, so the stats don't really say much. Sorry!
Hi-Hi-Hi at optimum alt and speed will easily produce twice the range of Lo-Lo-Lo with mil dash on target, etc.
Oops, it says 'combat radius' at the bottom, I forget not everybody speaks Russian and not everything is as obvious as I think, I apologize for that. It doesn't have profile details and neither does any of the public project data I have only these radius numbers.
But, it was certainly planned for the a/c to carry the R-77 (AA-12) Kh-31 (AS-17) (Both A and P variants) Kh-35 (AS-20)and Kh-25 (AS-10) (As well as the Kh-27 ARM variant you have added) Also planned were 6 freefall bombs of the 250kg class, 4 rocket pods, or 4 gun pods (UPK-23-250)
With only the Kh-29T you have taken away stand-off ASM capability which was a major point for the Soviet Navy moving into the 90s. They required all fixed wing strike fighters to have a stand off anti-ship capability. It is why the Kh-31 and kh-35 were developed.
Okay taking another stab at this one, with more missile types etc.
If possible, digging up info on profiles and possibly even reserve fuel calc methods would help tons [8D]

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ORIGINAL: Blu3wolf
you, good sir, have made my day. great thing to wake up to.
can I ask if Geoscape use counts as a scenario? all the units I requested, I requested because I'd like to use in the beta for Geoscape.
that covers things like B model hornets because we dont have that many A models... I brought it up because I noted that our Hawk 127s are in there (very appreciative of that!).
if its in the realms of possibility it would be nice to see PC-9s and paluma class ships added, but they are certainly low priority. the challnger CL-604 also comes in that category of "nice to have for GS use, but lower priority".
I dont have very much information on the paluma and leeuwin class vessels. they are certainly not heavily armed. possibly I could resort to using a generic ship In the DB for now.
on the AIM-120s, I have been informed that we had purchases below a threshold reporting value of the missile between 2000 and 2008 but there is no information on what type of missile. maybe it was a C-5 but I have no hard data on that. In 02 we would probably only have had the B model so all good there.
good effort on the 707's btw, I had a brief hunt for information on them but couldn't find much info...
I suspect I'm up for a good day of classes if this is how it starts : D
Added the following:
A 04 Paluma -- Australia (Navy), 1989
Pilatus PC-9/A -- Australia (Air Force), 1989
F/A-18B Hornet -- Australia (Air Force), 1986
F/A-18B Hornet -- Australia (Air Force), 1991
F/A-18B Hornet -- Australia (Air Force), 2002
F/A-18B Hornet -- Australia (Air Force), 2004
F/A-18B Hornet -- Australia (Air Force), 2007
F/A-18B Hornet -- Australia (Air Force), 2010
Enjoy [8D]

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Hi all!
I'm looking for RAAF RF-111C in the db but can't see him. High priority as I need it for my scen [:)]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Dy ... 1C#RF-111C
And the RAAF Canberra B20:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_El ... _Air_Force
JMSDF PS-1 ASW flying boat:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shin_Meiwa ... 28US-1A.29
http://www.airvectors.net/avps1.html
Also, is this where I ask for older units to added to the DB3000? I'm writing a scen which has older platforms retired pre-1980 actually modernised and kept in service. There are quite a few. Plus, hypothetical platforms, especially Soviet. Is this possible?

I'm looking for RAAF RF-111C in the db but can't see him. High priority as I need it for my scen [:)]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Dy ... 1C#RF-111C
And the RAAF Canberra B20:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_El ... _Air_Force
JMSDF PS-1 ASW flying boat:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shin_Meiwa ... 28US-1A.29
http://www.airvectors.net/avps1.html
Also, is this where I ask for older units to added to the DB3000? I'm writing a scen which has older platforms retired pre-1980 actually modernised and kept in service. There are quite a few. Plus, hypothetical platforms, especially Soviet. Is this possible?

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Hypothetical weapon...
Laser (airborne cannon)
This is simply the airborne COIL laser that is already in the database, but modified to fire downwards and at short range against surface targets. Range is limited because it is firing down through thicker air but, because it is fired at altitude (probably Medium at a minimum), it can attack ground targets (soft), mobile units (soft), and surface ships; I imagine it can also fire at aircraft and missiles, too, but once again the range is limited to 10 miles (like the ship-mounted laser system). I'm assuming the laser is not powerful enough to zap tanks, bunkers, etc., although I could be wrong about that.
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emsoy or mikmyk,
Do you have an estimate on when these would be added ?
edited to add links for each class
Just in: Specs for the RMN future "LCS"
http://www.navyrecognition.com/index.ph ... ew&id=1576
Do you have an estimate on when these would be added ?
edited to add links for each class
ORIGINAL: navyrecognition
Could you please add these very recent classes (some of them already in service)
Khareef class OPV - Oman
Al-Ofouq-class OPV - Oman
Baynunah class Corvette - UAE
Abu Dhabi class Corvette - UAE
Falaj 2 class Stealth Patrol Vessel - UAE
Kalaat Beni-Abbes LPD - Algeria
SIGMA 10514 PKR Frigate - Indonesia
22DDH Izumo class - Japan
I have links for those, but i can't post them yet
mikmyk
Just in: Specs for the RMN future "LCS"
http://www.navyrecognition.com/index.ph ... ew&id=1576
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Kareef,Baynunah,Ozumi already released in beta. Rest still on our work list which we would like to complete but have no deadline on.
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Mortar plt ID #2059 can run at 30kts. I don't believe you can run that fast with mortars. However, Sweedish steel is something different.
blh
blh
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Various requests logged or updated. Thanks guys!
Mike
Mike
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just so you know, you can edit an F-111C to give it the extra sensors on the RF-111C. that was my solution to added them to Geoscape, anyway.ORIGINAL: incredibletwo
Hi all!
I'm looking for RAAF RF-111C in the db but can't see him.
might be nice to have but you can probably do your scen with the current DB I suspect : )
To go up, pull back on the stick.
To go down, pull back harder...
Speed is life. Altitude is life insurance.
To go down, pull back harder...
Speed is life. Altitude is life insurance.
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thank you very much, I intend to!ORIGINAL: emsoy
Added the following:
A 04 Paluma -- Australia (Navy), 1989
Pilatus PC-9/A -- Australia (Air Force), 1989
F/A-18B Hornet -- Australia (Air Force), 1986
F/A-18B Hornet -- Australia (Air Force), 1991
F/A-18B Hornet -- Australia (Air Force), 2002
F/A-18B Hornet -- Australia (Air Force), 2004
F/A-18B Hornet -- Australia (Air Force), 2007
F/A-18B Hornet -- Australia (Air Force), 2010
Enjoy [8D]
To go up, pull back on the stick.
To go down, pull back harder...
Speed is life. Altitude is life insurance.
To go down, pull back harder...
Speed is life. Altitude is life insurance.
RE: Stickied thread for minor database issues?
Is there any chance that the Pacific-class patrol boats operated by most of the navies/maritime police forces in the South Pacific could be added? These 22 small patrol craft (which were donated by Australia and are funded by Australia, New Zealand and the US) are the main - and often only - seagoing craft operated by these forces, and it would be interesting to design a scenario based around the fisheries patrols they conduct.
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incredibletwo
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RE: Stickied thread for minor database issues?
Kinda tough to do with the current db. I'll be posting a list of hypothetical and pre-1980 platforms that HOPEFULLY will be added to DB3000 so I can complete my work. The RF-111C is one of many! [:)]
The list is not yet complete. Getting there though...
Cheers!
The list is not yet complete. Getting there though...
Cheers!
"Fortune favours the bold"
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SuaveWatermelon
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Howdy
Noticed something about F-35B in current DB
F-35B CANNOT fit JSOW in its internal bays
http://i619.photobucket.com/albums/tt27 ... 80032d.jpg
The GBU-32 (the JDAM pictured) is 119.5in long while the AGM-154 JSOW is 160in long (and thus wont fit)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joint_Dir ... k_Munition
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AGM-154_J ... off_Weapon
Noticed something about F-35B in current DB
F-35B CANNOT fit JSOW in its internal bays
http://i619.photobucket.com/albums/tt27 ... 80032d.jpg
The GBU-32 (the JDAM pictured) is 119.5in long while the AGM-154 JSOW is 160in long (and thus wont fit)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joint_Dir ... k_Munition
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AGM-154_J ... off_Weapon
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ORIGINAL: NickD
Is there any chance that the Pacific-class patrol boats operated by most of the navies/maritime police forces in the South Pacific could be added? These 22 small patrol craft (which were donated by Australia and are funded by Australia, New Zealand and the US) are the main - and often only - seagoing craft operated by these forces, and it would be interesting to design a scenario based around the fisheries patrols they conduct.
Hi Nick, would be great if you could post some more info on these, incl web links. Saves us a ton of time on research. Thanks! [8D]

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