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Yes, way better. Much more controllable after light on wheels, hover and slow speed. Enviado de meu SM-A127M usando o Tapatalk

The TADS problem may be that you need to bind a HOCAS command to choose the Acquisition Source. It does not appeal as an option in the weapons Page. In order to George find a target, and sort them out, you need to point your visor to the general direction of the target. George does not search and find on his own, you need to tell him more or less where the targets are. Labels, or dota, help a lot in that regard. The last issue is bizarre. Never seen it. If you seat on the CP/G seat with George on, he automatically shuts off. You need to turn the AI on, so he'll drive the helo. But he has no control on search and engagement of targets from that point on. Enviado de meu SM-A127M usando o Tapatalk

I believe Ground Track solves that. It is show as Gtrack on the HSI. Enviado de meu SM-A127M usando o Tapatalk

Even in CDIP mode the system will enter Auto Mode, if you are not nose down enough. So, you have to press and hold it, until the TTL crosses the velocity vector and the bomb drops. Enviado de meu SM-A127M usando o Tapatalk

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It seems to be working after the update from June 8th. I flew with it a little bit and the Artificial Horizon seems to be working. Can someone confirm that? Enviado de meu SM-A127M usando o Tapatalk

It seems to be working properly after last update. I flew it a little bit and it corrected itself pretty quickly. Someone else can confirm that? Enviado de meu SM-A127M usando o Tapatalk

In order to fire rockets you need to 1) Select Rockets 2) Select delay type (Instant/Delay) 3) Rocket Release Control (single/auto) 4) turn the rocket dial to 1. Maybe you are forgetting this last step.

I was trying some things in the Mission Editor and here is what you could do: setting up a trigger for the tanker that as soon as its fuel level gets below some setting, it sends a message that is no longer available and it goes RTB. The trigger is on the attached mission 'AI Tanker Refuel Test' is called "S-3 No Fuel Warning." The other triggers are an attempt to make the F/A-18s refuel up to 60% only. The problem is that it only works for the lead in the flight, and the wingman either goes full tank or does not refuel at all. I believe the only way to make the AI refuel up to only a certain point is by the way of scripts, something that must be further investigated. Also attached is a mission by SUNSTAG which makes a Harrier AI refuel up to a certain point and then follow the S-3 tanker up to a certain waypoint. It works fine for a single unit, don't think it is possible to a group due to DCS ME limitations. AI Tanker Refuel Test.miz HARRIER AIrefuel.miz

Could you be mor specific? Didn't connect? Didn't communicate? Connected but no fuel transferred? Besides a bug, I can only think about the S3 fuel state. Maybe it didn't have anymore to transfer.

Try setting a S3 as follows: 0) Chosse S3 Tanker. Has to be the tanker, with the NATO symbol with a K inside it; 1) Launch it from the carrier; 2) At the desired waypoint set Advanced Waypoint Actions > Type Start Enroute Task> Action Tanker Add Perform Task > Orbit > Race TrackA Add another action > Set Option>RTB on Bingo fuel 3)Add another waypoint Add Waypoint Action > Perform Command . Swithc Waypoint > the last waypoint That's it. For the F/A-18s: 1) Put a waypoint close to the Tanker Race track Add Waypoint Action > Perform Task> Refueling I think it'll work this way . Tell me if it helped you out.

You can always go to Open Beta. All you need to do is Bound your Steam account to your Eagles Dynamics account. Look for YouiTube videos about it, is easy, and you will have all the advantages of the Open Beta without losing your modules bought through Steam.

You can simulate the physiological event on the Hornet, by turning off the in-game pressurization and the OBOGS system. In the cockpit, on the right hand side, there is a console with a switch that controls the cabin pressure. If you turn it to dump, you'll lose pressurization and the physiological effect will be simulated by a blurred vision. On the left side back, there is a console with the OBOGS system. If you turn the dial all the way down, you will get blacked out vision. Only way to recover is if you get at a very low altitude, like it would in real life. Problem is if you are in a mountainous region, that's a problem. If it is what happened to you, I'm glad you are alive.

"For reasons beyond ANYONE's control"... Was it the... UFOs?

LOL. Third passes are strictly forbidden...