"The pilot obtains further flight and systems status information from multi-function displays (MFD). The left-hand MFD is the primary flight display (PFD), which generally shows radar and moving-map displays; the right-hand MFD is the system display (SD), which presents important information about the engine, landing gear, slat and flap settings, fuel quantities, and weapons status. Initially, the F-16A/B had only a single monochrome cathode ray tube (CRT) display to serve as the PFD, with system information provided by a variety of traditional “steam gaugesâ€. The MLU introduced the SD MFD in a cockpit made compatible for usage of night-vision goggles (NVG). These CRT displays were replaced by color liquid-crystal displays (LCD) on the Block 50/52. The Block 60 features three programmable and interchangeable color MFDs (CMFD) with picture-in-picture capability that is able to overlay the full tactical situation display on the moving map."

Extraido de la Wikipedia inglesa.

Radar y mapas móviles en el MFD izquierdo, y INFORMACION DE FLAPS, SLATS Y MOTOR en el derecho? A mi eso me suena más al F/A-18... pero bueno. Alguien puede añadir alguna informacion al respecto?

Que yo no tengo MFD asi que no se de que hablas

Que yo no tengo MFD asi que no se de que hablas

Se me olvido poner una L :oops: