Hi everyone,
I am still experiencing issues when trying to bug a second target while in RWS mode. I am finding it extremely difficult/impossible to manipulate the radar to the proper elevation to bug a second target as it jumps around (the radar, not the bandit)either too high or too low. It is important to note that this behavior does not occur with the radar elevation when bugging the the first target. I would greatly appreciate anyone who could post a track that demonstrates this issue. I suspect this is only an issue for those who have the radar elevation mapped to a button on their hotas (I'm currently using a winwing orion with radar elevation mapped to the rocker button). At first I thought this was an issue related to my hotas, but after swapping out my orion hotas with my backup hotas the problem persists. (logitech x56).
Directions to reproduce the issue: Ensure radar elevation is mapped to a button(s) for increase/decrease and set the radar for RWS. Place two bandits at different altitudes but relatively equal distance from you (say 25nm out, one at 30k and the other at 10k feet). You should have no problem manipulating the radar elevation to easily bug the first target. After bugging the first target, attempting to move the radar to the proper elevation will be very difficult and often impossible to bug the second target.
Please note, this has only been an issue for me during the last several months and I have experienced no such issues with the radar elevation during the first year of owning this module. I have also noticed if I am faced with two bandits I can easily bug one target, launch a missile at him, tms down to debug him, and then the radar elevation will move normally so that I can proceed to bug the second target. This is far from ideal, but is the best workaround I could find currently.
Thanks in advance to anyone who can post a track that demonstrates this issue.