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We scheduled it for December, here it is! :) We really wanted you to enjoy it before, but I can assure you that the last few weeks have been extremely intense and particularly busy. Thus, we are extremely happy to (finally) deliver the mod that absorbed a big part of our free time, and to be able to thank our entourage for the patience and the support they gave us, testers for their help and their implication without fault, modders for their eagerness and their love of work well done. The Ada-Mod V2.00 for Lock On FC2 can be downloaded here : http://www.ada-mod.org/adamod/forum/viewtopic.php?id=1310 The AdA-Mod Team

Event: KA-50 Open Workshop 1 - Flight. Sponsored by the 74th vfs 'The Flying Tigers'. This event may be repeated prior to the remainder of the Open Workshops; that being 2 - Naviagtion and 3 - Engagement. What: An Open workshop for Brand-New KA-50 Pilots of ED's fantastic BS2. This is bottom line 'Must know' instruction for Flight Skills. Semantics and theories can go take a run. Won't: Manual startups or intimate cockpit switches and settings (understanding is a pre-requisite), Intimate HOTAS setup's, ABRIS or Engagement using any weapons (Workshops 2 and 3), Hardware fault finding, assistance in finetuning graphics settings or changes of Graphics or Options .lua files, Mission Editor or .Lua scripting. Format: Flight Skills to include: Hovering - Rolling Take Off - Landing at FARPS, Airfields, Ships and Oil Platforms - Hovering (Man & Auto) - Use of the collective break - Slewing - Funneling - Hammerhead - Tilts - High G turns. All culminating in a mass 'Fly-in' course that will push your new flight skills to the limit! Timeframe: 2-3 hours. Committment please. If you sign up, you sign up for the full Workshop, that way i can guarantee continuity of your learning curve. Dissapearing after an hour will get you barred from future Workshops. I am committing to you, reciprocation is only fair. When: 06th Jan 2012 @ 2000 hrs - UK Time / GMT. Where: LYNX - 74th vfs 'The Flying Tigers' Dedi server. Who: 74th_Tyger will be instructing. This event is open to any member of the 74th or the wider DCS Community. How: Sign up by replying to http://www.74thvirtual.co.uk/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&p=3317 and then be on our Teamspeak server at 1945 hrs in the channel named 'BS2 Open Workshop' - first come first served! Teamspeak: Address: 217.146.89.100 Port: 10143 Password: stripeycat Slots: 15 including Instructor. Livestream: This Training will be Livestreamed with sound. Any takers above the 15 slots may watch and listen. Bottom Line: If you are new to BS2 or the KA-50, then this workshop is for you. If you have some experience with BS1 but haven't flow for a while, then pop along too. If you are intermmediate or usefull in the pit, this is not for you, move along, - "these are not the droids your'e looking for!". If continuity throughout the full expanse of the KA-50 is what you're after also, then why not plugin to this first Open Workshop. The remainder will essentially build upon skills taught in previous Workshops, This one, being the first! Cost: Don't be daft! Make a donation on our site if you want to. KWxzKHThcZU

Well i am more humble. I just wish satisfied and fully supported people in ED team(thank you for your work russian guys in ED), because when theyll love their work we will get the best fruit of their work. I wish a supportive and loyal community and all people who love sims to support this genre (buying sim products.) Less whining, more of constructive criticism, helping each other with problems on forums. And to all uf us, i wish more quality sims to the future. :-) Peace

Yeah no problem just send some rep my way ha ha. You could always try but from what I've read on the forums it doesn't work.

Press the OSB (or the LSK as applicable) button twice. It changes the sign for temp value to negative

Hello PeterP Edit: Thankyou for your reply.....your assumption was very correct !!! :):thumbup::). I don't have access to my computer at the moment as i'm spending my new year on an oil rig :(...So i'll have to wait another four days before i get home to try out your custom PNG.......i'll let you know how it works out... Thanks again for your help peterP and would like to wish yourself, your family and all the rest of you guy's out there a happy new year..... Cheers Gunner.....

I don't read that the same as you. All other reviews say that it will ship with an HDMI to DVI adapter, hence giving the same four monitor output. They've lost the extra DVI output to make the space for an improved fan out vent. Remember with the stock 6000 series you only had either DVI or HDMI because of the shared clock. Found this Here "So for Southern Islands AMD has taken this to its logical conclusion and cut out the 2nd DVI port entirely. There is now a single DL-DVI port, along with an HDMI port and 2 miniDP ports all along a single slot. The 7970 still has the internal logic to drive the same monitor configurations as the 6970, but anyone using the SL-DVI port will now be fed by the HDMI port. (my highlighting) In order to make this transition easier on buyers, AMD will be requiring that partners ship both an HDMI to SL-DVI adaptor and an active miniDP to SL-DVI adaptor with their 7970s, so 7970 users will be able to drive up to 3 DVI monitors out of the box, which is actually better than what the 6970 could do. Of course we expect that this will be a limited time offer; once AMD’s partners start putting together cheaper cards later in the 7970’s life, the mDP to SL-DVI adaptor will be the first thing to go." Hope this is correct or else AMD won't be seeing any of my money. :no: