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In this video, we take a look at the ported MILVIZ / Blackbird Simulations F-4J Phantom II, available for free within Microsoft Flight Simulator (MSFS). We’ll be taking our Phantom on a run around the Mach Loop (EGOV), before landing her on the deck of the USS Forrestal.
MILVZ F-4J Phantom II (port): https://flightsim.to/file/75938/milviz-f-4j-phantom-ii-full-aircraft-native-conversion
Please note this video and all its contents / materials, is for entertainment / simulation purposes only.
PC Specs
ASUS Z790
Intel Core i9 13900K 5.8GHz
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090
64GB DDR4 3600MHz
Hardware
Thrustmaster HOTAS Warthog
Saitek Pro Flight rudder pedals
HP Reverb WMR headset
TrackIR5
Earthquake Shell Shoxx transducer
Enjoy the flight!
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Awesome, thanks for the review 🙏
Milviz 🤙
The first person😊
Wow! Thank you for the Info and the great video! Best regards dear ITBS!
This is one of the few channels where I hit like before even watching the video. Always excellent content very professionally presented and edited.
Always brilliant videos. Informative, entertaining, and high production values. Thankyou so much sir! Much appreciated.
Very nice. The Mach Loop was described with the precision of Jackie Stewart narrating a lap of the Nurburgring.
hey whats that opening music?
Awesome but free means no Xbox release!!! Because the marketplace is allergic to free products
goooood morning VIETNAMMM
Great vid. Why the snow in June?
That was a GREAT circuit for that flight. You really spoil us, all of your videos have very appropriate intros and final flight seconds. This jet has a Value Coefficient of 10. It works and it's FREE! !! !!!
Lots of fun! A big heavy aircraft the Phantom. Fella with the cubicle next to mine back in the '90s flew them in Vietnam. He did have stories to tell..
How does it compare to the F4J compare to DC Designs version?
111 Sqn never had the F4J, only F4K which were ex Royal Navy Phantoms.
Can you share that route please sir?
Wow!!! Your videos are ALWAYS sooooo good! You have a remarkable talent for producing informative, entertaining and enticing videos… and then you say they're not tutorials??? Sir, they most definitely are… You have a flare for showcasing dramatic aerial photography… it just keeps me coming back for more. I could only hope to achieve your level of video production one day!!! Great stuff, thank you!!! 👍 🎞📽😄
Great video and it's great to see that we're still getting quality free aircraft.
I have a favour to ask I thee any way you can do a video to draw up the mac loop on the in house msfs map, so we can replace the mac loop run and then you could exoand this with other instruction videos on the do the northern UK loop and starwars canyon within the USA?
Just a thought.
Native conversion is fine and all. Great work. But the sounds are not so much, and are aliased to the old FSX IRIS Raptor Driver, I know it when I hear it because I fly the dang thing all the time in P3D, so I know that very sound pack in the back of my head when I hear it.
Maybe someone could at least make some actual F-4 Phantom sounds for this conversion too in the future.
$75 USD dcs!
I can never seem to fly the loop correctly, do you have a flight plan for this?
This look's better then the DC design one
As ever a great video to watch. Great to see the F4 in the Mach Loop…Nice carrier landing on the Constellation too…I need to practice more..🫣
NICE LANDING. good looking F4 MODEL..
It looks really good except that it is an FG1 with J79's fitted?🤔
Last time I bought a Milviz product (Pilatus PC-6) when I asked about spin and stall characteristics their official response was "you're not supposed to do that, so it's not simulated"
This is free, and it's the only price Milviz planes are worth. Keep that in mind. They're toys.
It looks much better (visually) than the DC Designs F-4. I do like flying it, though, waiting for Blackbird or Heatblur. The one in this video isn't an option because I am on Xbox. The F-4 is a favourite for me since childhood.
Nice landing, by the way! This video depicts a perfect flight in a Royal Navy Phantom!
We were trained to always follow the centerline on take off and landing.
As cool as this version of the Phantom is, it pales in comparison with the DCS version just released by Heatblur. It’s stunning in its details and how the weapons are modeled
That was A GREAAT FLIGHT A GREAT FLIGHT
Valley was opened during WW2 as a diversion/refuelling station for American aircraft crossing the Atlantic. It was picked as it was rarely fogged in. It was said the average wind speed at VAL was Force 8! Mona predates VAL. It was originally an airship station for the fledgling Royal Navy Air Service. American and RAF WW2 crews had to be careful of Holyhead Mountain as its right on the approach for 13. Sadly, a number of crews crash on the mountain, and there is a memorial of a B25 Mitchell's propeller dedicated to their memory on the mountain.
Thank you for another great presentation….Very entertaining…Roger..
Pembrokeshire..
Why dies f4j cockpit look older than the f4e
better than dcs…
Excellent flying, I wouldn't want to put it down on a carrier!
A truly iconic aeroplane. During the US/Vietnam war they called it "The World’s Leading Distributor of MiG Parts”.
Jeffrey
I imagine that a Phantom making a low pass over one's head at mach 1, would be quite exhilarating. Once you recovered.