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I am using speakers for the main game audio out, and using headphones for all radio and communications. All is working well, Jester in the F-4E and ground crew both communicate via intercom in the headset. In the Mi-24 Hind, petrovich does not seem to do this, and his audio comes from the speakers instead of the headset, which makes him difficult to hear. I can not find a setting anywhere to change this. Am I missing something on my end or is this a bug? Attached is the DCS log dcs.log

All, I have created a shared folder where we can centrally store all of the track files. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1MQJTelMMB60TtDPJeYfLDzpMS1c3ik4n?usp=sharing

nullI just had another failure but the track file is too large and it will not let me upload it

I was actually reading up on your post in the forum about a week or two ago. I have had some really strange failures in the past but it seems to be pretty consistent as of late. I am not even using WEP, and haven't used WEP on any of the flights where I have suffered failures. I took a screenshot of the failure log and it only says "engine overheat" null

SPS-Contention-Syria-20240820-075413.trkI have been suffering what seems to be completely random engine failures over the last few times I have tried to fly the P-47. I have posted the track file of my most recent failure in 80s contention. I have boost and throttle interlocked and at 100%, the R-2800 can easily manage this as long as temperatures are within operating specs, prop RPM at 25. My temperatures and pressures were all perfect and in the green/blue. What has been happening is that the aircraft gets a massive surge of power, torques itself over and then oil temperature immediately starts to skyrocket. Opening all intercooler vents and cowling flaps does nothing to cool, and the engine loses all power and will completely seize within 2 minutes. The current state of the P-47 is unplayable as it is. This failure has happened to me multiple times, with or without boost engaged.