PANTE48

Dear all, after long discussions with the server administrator it sorted out that the problems were provoked by a wrong writing in the mission editor of the server. Thank you very much for your sound advice a availability.

Here the failure rate is dramatically reversed, having 2/3 emerging malfunctions per single flight! TBC...

The server managers assure that random failure option is not selected on the mission. However every MP start is accompanied by several failures, mostly on CDU, but as noted also related to L-GEN, HUD, LASTE, etc. Can you indicate me a server where I can test a start up and a flight 100% sure that it doesn’t point to random scripted failures?

Thank you very much for your help. I’ll try the method suggested. However according to your suggestion I have to press the NAV LSK even though the IFFCC line is not flashing as the manual suggests. Did I understand well?

In the tracks you can detect some inconsistencies between the suggested "FLIGHT CREW CHECKLIST" PILOT 476th vFIGHTER GROUP SERIES A-10C II AIRCRAFT Prepared by Snoopy, and the flight manual. In particular, according to the manual, there is non need for setting the desired alignment when on ground as indicated in point 15 of the CL Prior to Start procedures, however even if I tried twice to restart the ground alignment, the CDU continued to show an IFFCC NOT READY message. The CL instructions suggest to turn on AHCP JTRS and CICU and to set AHCP IFFCC switch to TEST "ONLY "AFTER EGI INS ALIGNMENT IS COMPLETE", but as it appears in tracks, the CDU reaches this readiness only after the IFFCC is set to test. Proceeding with the check list, the CDU returns an IFFCC NOT READY message. VFP CAU Multi spawn v.1.6-20220215-180740.trk

I never experienced the problem in single player. As soon as I have a MP new track I'll post it here. Could it be possible that the failure is provoked by a wrong server, or mission setting? Thank you

The problem is still there. A-10C / C II CDU presents several failures when in multiplayer, either in flight or even during the very starting up procedures.