I finally got around to fly a few air-air refueling exercises with the revised 
system with configurable refueling envelope. I have tested the F-16 using a 3 m 
envelope and the F-14b using a 10 m envelope (I figured the hose allows a bit 
more flexibility than the boom - I'm not completely sure about the reality of 
AAR...).

>From what I can see, this is now very well done. With a tolerance of 3 m, one 
>actually has to work for fuel rather than getting the tank filled while 
>approaching the tanker - still this is doable. Trying to get the F-14b into 
>the right position is a bit more challenging (it has larger lag between change 
>in throttle and change in airspeed), but still doable. I started receiving 
>fuel just in the position where I would have expected that.

So - big thanks to Stuart - this is now much better than it used to be.

* Thorsten
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