Bryster51

Wonder if this is actually modeled...Kinda doubt it... Yes, the outside air temperature can affect the accuracy of a suction gauge: Temperature range shift: The elasticity modulus of the gauge's bourdon changes with temperature, which can cause a shift in the zero set point. This shift can be as much as 1% for every few degrees of temperature change. Zero shift: The physical dimensions of the gauge's components change with temperature, which can cause a zero shift. This shift is constant across the entire scale. Discoloration: High temperatures can cause the gauge dial to discolor. Hardening: High temperatures can cause the gauge's gasket or seal to harden. Liquid expansion: If the gauge has a liquid-filled case, the case fill fluid will expand with temperature. Other factors that can impact the accuracy of a vacuum gauge include: Pulsing, Vibrations, Gas type, and Operating pressure range.

Oil Dilution was to be used at previous shutdown for known low temps for next startup. This was the warm oil will mix with injected fuel faster. Cold oil is like a sludge, hence why it takes a long time to UN-thicken after startup without previous mission Dilution injection. Maybe it is modeled the proper way of operation

Hello, Im new at DCS and figuring out if what the OP ask for is possible. I thought it may be possible, however, when using JoyPro software to make a profile for the VKB stick I have. Mapping is different on some aircraft for some button assignments. I made a list from each keyboard commands on each WW2 airframe in my InputLayoutstxt saved game files and found out that the HASH ID FILES are not uniform across all aircraft types. This, I believe is the holdback for button assignments and some axis assigments as well. Hope this info is of help.

You may have USB Power still enabled on your motherboard after shutdown. Dig into your Bios settings to turn off motherboard usb power settings. Otherwise, just turn off the computer power supply directly when not in use, which can be a pain.

Many thanks for the replies!

Howdy, In each module that has an Afterburner, Is there a corresponding readout/activation to which I can tie in an LED Annunciation light? I do not have an active Sim Computer currently, it was taken out by a major power surge during a huge windstorm. Many thanks, Brian.