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Yes. it was probably because full collective and low RPM. Then generators were not delivering needed power. It happend to me again when rotor was at 72% RPM and engines at cca 90 %. So it was because of my bad flight maneuvers... So it is not a bug. It is a feature. Thank you all for help!!

Well... yes. That is how it was.

Well, TRK file shows it little different then it really was. I was cca 10 meters above ground when it happened. In TRK file it looks like I hit the ground and then it happened. But anyway I had the same issue when I was flying 300 meters above ground level.

I have attached TRK file. It is below screenshots. It contains full startup, wobbling in the air and close to end you should see the issue.

No. I do not have Game flight mode or Game avionics mode enabled.

Hi, this happened to me many times... maybe 5 times: During the flight helicopter systems shutdown randomly for a while. HUD, gyros, ADI, generators, transformers, rectifiers, autopilot, hydraulics, engine gauges were down. After cca 15 seconds systems go up again by itself. I was not pressing any buttons or switches in the cockpit at that time. It happened to me during flight after cold and dark start and also after start in the air. issue.trk

Hello, I have a issue with Maverick target handoff when I am starting F-16 from cold and dark state. When I start mission from the air there is no issue with target handoff and Maverick seeker head is looking directly to the target after handoff is initiated. But when I start plane from cold and dark there is an issue with handoff. Let me describe my procedure how I do it: 1) select A/G mode 2) select Maverick H and turn PWR ON 3) select PRE mode 4) select and designate target by TGP 5) initiate handoff to the Maverick When I do this Maverick seeker head tries to look to the target but it does not look directly on the target but cca 300 m away. (that is the issue) Even when I try to slew Maverick by myself and lock target rocket misses target by a lot. Could you please help me? I am probably missing something in the process...