Bernhard Strobel

@Minsky @MAXsenna Hello friends I'm just trying it with the DCS moving map + openkneeboard. A great solution that I really like. BUT: It works perfectly in singleplayer, but NOT in multiplayer. It can't be my installation if it works in singleplayer. Who can help?

Thanks for your tip @MAXsenna. However, knowing where I am right now is not the "core problem". As a pilot, I ALWAYS do at least two things at the same time; navigating AND flying. Navigating means: flight target, waypoints, landing points, markpoints, holding areas, where is the enemy, heading, flight time, distance ... The F10 card has all this! The best tool for navigation ever. Hence the "simple" request to ED: let me open the F10 map in a different format during the flight, instead of in full screen mode, so that navigating and flying is possible at the same time. Low-flying with simultaneous switching of the F10 is deadly, because I have NO control over the aircraft while looking at the F10. Bernhard

Hello ED, my wish to you is more of a compelling necessity than just a wish or a request. As a former army aviator and flight instructor, I was used to navigating with a map on my knee during the Cold War. I had no GPS and no waypoint navigation. This applies to ALL cold war helicopters from DCS. In my case, the HUEY, MI24 and MI8. DCS offers me the F10 card. The problem: F10 card appears in full screen. Thus, terrestrial navigation at low altitude <30 ft/GND becomes absolute blind flight and thus suicide. A satisfactory solution for me would be if the F10 card would appear in a format of the kneeboard. Alternatively, the F10 card could be integrated into the kneeboard, but as a fully dynamic work card and not as a static image. Please, please, please. Cold war helicopter flying absolutely needs map navigation, otherwise my helicopters would be worthless or "not combat ready" Thank you very much Bernhard EX Instructor Pilot HUEY