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Easy way - buy 15" monitor and attach TM MFDs to frame, something like this: https://uploads.mudspike.com/original/3X/8/e/8e4f35558aa1fd73fd111bc9588338499734860a.jpeg https://i.imgur.com/4U1pifj.jpg https://i.imgur.com/F0Qv7.jpg More elegant way would be buying ~8" LCDs (I bought mine on Aliexpress for $25 each): https://i.imgur.com/J9jGiIM.jpg Then friend designed for me and printed in 3D housing: https://i.imgur.com/e0j5oKj.jpg but you can go even without it: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/lvIrZiGEK8g/hqdefault.jpg And then - your imaginaition is the limit :) https://i.imgur.com/3T1yQVj.jpg - it's thin plywood cut painted black. You can google for different options: LINK

Thanks, that worked.

I think it should be in most tutorials regarding TGP. For example in this one from Gream Reapers, starting 10:58: It's also described in A-10C II manual in TGP section, pages 320-332.

There are some issues with some multi monitor setups (check adequate subforum). But if you have working KB in lower left corner of KB you have arrows to navigate and "pin" button to add bookmark. Bookmarks apear in upper left corner as color bands. https://i.imgur.com/Uagdgje.png

In single monitor setup new Kneeboard works (almost) ok. I can scroll it and bookmark pages, but can not move it. https://i.imgur.com/GhRMDRl.jpg Problems start in multimonitor setup. Kneeboard (as previously) renders in lower right corner of all monitors and has no frame around it. https://i.imgur.com/Un6YCs1.jpg When I edited ViewportHandling.lua (only dedicated_viewport line) to move KB - it moves to desired position, but frame is somewhere else. https://i.imgur.com/NSQrMX6.jpg PS I don't have GUI section in multi monitor lua file.

No, the only option is landing on home plate - in that moment INS resets.

Yes, they're plug and play and you shouldn't have any problems. But I prefered to buy stand alone LCD displays, print 3D housing and make MFDs myself... It was 25% of CubeSim's price.

Thanks for the ALE-47 lua, it will be a great help!

And you should remeber that when you fly above 5000 ft you should switch to standard altimeter (29,92), and then when you report initial you'll receive from ATC actual QFE and you should set you altimeter to local atmospheric pressure.

It was stated in several places - e-shop, news annoucments, Wags videos, forum. Rest of us knew that, and we get that from common sources.

Here you have few gun runs (start at 2:45), and compass is not "boiling".

Cut-off detene is under Systems - Left/Right engine throttle Set OFF

Check what Ziptie said. Check if you don't have any redundant bindings to axis (it's common to auto-bind even not existant axis and keys).

I use throttle slider and it's ok. If you're looking targets on the ground with your naked eye, this means you have time and taking hand from the HOTAS is not a problem.

Rudder is just one axis on one potentiometer. In center position in should show half of its way. And in both ends of movement it should show 0% and 100%.

Here's your problem. To get positive target ID system has to get ID from two sources, out of three avaible. 1. IFF system - works from many miles... I don't know how many, but probably ~100 nm 2. ID via own radar (it scans target's engines profiles from front or rear, not from side) - works from ~10 nm 3. External source via data link - AWACS or other fighter If you remove 3., you need to get 2 sources of ID from own aircraft, and as you can see 2. is your limit. Watch Wags video, he explains that in details.

If anyone is interested in airplanes ready condition on QRF I recommen reading answers here: https://www.quora.com/When-a-fighter-pilot-is-%E2%80%9Con-alert-%E2%80%9D-how-long-does-it-take-him-to-get-into-his-aircraft-and-get-airborne Very interesting material from different countries around the world.

THe date - maybe. But AFAIR Unrestrickted satnav is unchecked by default.

If you're blue, and mission date is aftewr 1986, there is a GPS.

EMissions CONtrol, as Gripes said.

Very easy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TvyfyQeICTM

Well, we don't have standard setup, so it will be hard to help you, wait for someone else to write.

I use: 3-100-30-30 I don't think it would change anything about "smoothness", it's more on sensitivity.

WO - Wave Off _DRX_ - Heavy drift right at the start WONSUX - Wave Off Not set up at the start _DRIM_ - Heavy drift right in the middle

Usually reading a manual helps. Pages 54 and 55 WO means Wave Off, so you shouldn't land at all. Grounded.