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Myself and some others I fly with have recently been having issues with JDAMS in TOO mode. After designating a target in TOO 1 (and checking TOO 2 is clear), selecting the station using the QTY button on the RHS of JDAM display, I flew into the release zone. Upon holding the pickle button, both JDAMS are released from the BRU-55 and hit the sinlge designated target. From my and other players previous experience, and according to a few guides, holding the pickle button would still only release a single JDAM from each of the selected stations. I checked the changelog and couldnt see any specifics about changes to the JDAM drop mechanisms. update 2.9.21.16362 does mention changes to JDAM/JSOW QTY settings, maybe this is affecting it? For now it can be avoided with short presses of the pickle button, but this makes releasing multiple JDAMS at once a bit tedious as you can accidentally drop both from the same station. Maybe this is correct behaviour and I'm doing something wrong? Happy to try provide track files if needed.

Can do may have been operator error or something else like that... will try again in the next few days and get a track to you if it persists. thanks for checking!

Was out in the Apache after downloading the latest update (2.9.8) doing multicrew work. Myself and my CPG noticed that FCR scans from the other person were not projecting on the IHADSS (when C-Scope was selected). When I did a scan, I saw the FCR targets, when my CPG did a scan they saw them, but neither of us were seeing the others targets. Not sure if this is correct as-is, but from an SA/crew coordination perspective it doesn't make much sense that the targets aren't shared... I am currently following up with my CPG on if the targets shared on the TSD page. I don't recall them doing so, but I may be wrong. Will update accordingly.

Howdy, some mates and I have noticed that you can somewhat get around this by flicking engine start switches and then either cycling APU (turn off, count to 5, turn on) OR moving the collective. Though, this only seems to work at/around 3500ft when starters don't engage, still doesn't help at extremely high alt. (Eg. >8000ft) without ground air supply