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As a side note did you delete fxo amd shaders directories after the update?

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10900X @ 4.9ghz locked

Yeh mine starts pinned at 120FPS.....checking the in game FPS counter i can see the information pinging between CPU and GPU core....then it seems the CPU gets saturated (memory leak) and the FPS drop off taking the GPU utilisation and temps down with it. I just landed at San Croix after 30 mins with 42 FPS from the 120FPS.

@BIGNEWY Please see my info below.DxDiag.txtdcs.log

Agreed

Trust me a number of us fly the Mossie and all experience this issue this is why so many people comment. When you touch down on the runway the spin up of the main gear is a braking force which counteracts tail drop, the tail its self is still producing lift as well at landing speed. All I have seen are videos of the same perfect concrete runway, try St Croix or St Pierre in Normandy 2, also watch that videos tailwheel skipping around, they simply don't do that the tyre takes up alot of the damping.

I beg to differ...a lighter aircraft will want to bounce more with the same airspeed, flap angle, etc. The fact is the dcs Mossie causes excessive bounce/pitch up on landing. Do you have Normandy 2 to test not a perfect concrete runway?

Look at the tailwheel....you can hear it rattling around as well....

We have shown you many videos of real Mosquitos landing, a modern Mossie aircraft is carrying hugely less weight and more prone to a bounce which clearly doesn't happen. I have landed the dcs Mossie a lot at different sink rates and the effect is the same a bounce and instant nose high attitude followed by the tail slamming in to the floor. That last video I showed you clearly shows the compliance in undercarriage as the aircraft is taxiing over the grass. If you have Normandy 2 map taxi around St Pierre or San Croix and you will understand the harshness in the gear which given the low tyre pressures run with the Mossie don't correlate, the tailwheel is equally harsh but also fragile. I even had one break being dropped to the deck once a repair had been completed. A tail dragger like the Mossie will skip down the runway and the gear spinning up and subsequent braking effect will promote a nose over and keep the tail in the air.

The fact is the DCS mossie struts appears to be fully extended the whole time which is contrary to all the images and video shown of even post war lighter mossies in these vids. They also show there isn't a violent nose up attitude at touchdown as per the dcs flight model and also show the tail to carry lift and not slam in to the runway causing damage. Another vid I found showing the strut length and tailup attitude down the runway.

This is the original video from December release post regarding the Mossie clearly showing near zero retraction and a fully extended strut.... 20240509_103040.mp4

The landing gear, tailwheel and brakes are borked. There is zero give in the main struts or tyre as you touch down causing the excessive pitch up which is contrary to real life where the spin up of the main gear and aircraft deceleration should promote a tail rise and nose down effect. The tailwheel again appears to have zero damping causing constant bouncing and will break even when taxiing the aircraft, which again is contrary to real life as the tyres on main and tailwheel should smooth out the harshness. The braking is also an issue and seems to either have over heating/fade to high or the braking effectiveness not high enough, the aircraft even when taxiing doesn't seem to respond enough to differential braking, even when cold, it's almost impossible to centre the aircraft post landing sometimes. The pre Christmas aircraft was more realistic on landing/taxiing, both undercarriage and braking.

Plus 1 for new airfields......so long as the mod engine doesn't let cheat mods be applied in game.

Hi, if you can order the parts or print them yourself they are extremely easy to put together. The video's are really good with the wiring diagrams as a guide. Pause the videos at each step and just double check what you are doing. Extremely satisfying. If you jump on the Authentikit discord there are alot of people who can help.