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I just tested it, and the procedure in the flight manual is working for me. Cockpit Pressurization Switch - RAM DUMP. Canopy – Open |LCtrl + С|. CAUTION. The canopy seals remain inflated if engines are shut down with canopy locked. Attempts to open canopy with seals inflated may result in damage to canopy drive mechanism. Cockpit Pressurization Switch - NORMAL/CABIN PRESS. All Unguarded Switches (except battery, generators, and fuel boost pumps) – OFF. Throttles - OFF. Standby Attitude Indicator - Caged and Locked. Battery Switch – OFF. Left |RAIt + End|; right |RShift + End|.

I suspect the rate new Pacific modules come online will directly correlate to sales of the initial offerings.

Great news! Love it.

More choices = good Good for the customer, good for the company. It really is as simple as, if you don't like it, don't buy it. Your purchase choice will ring much louder inside the company than any forum rant.

This old Mbot script worked the last time i used it. DismountsScript.lua

Most map updates are entire maps. Check the size next time. I have done the deactivate/move map files - update - restore map files, activate - update - myself to break it up for storage reasons. I have been wondering if deactivating the map and then just renaming its folder, would do the trick, instead of the time it takes to move files. To the OP's point, I agree, maps should be updated separately. At least give an option to not update maps and if necessary deactivate them until updated individually.

I would try changing the name of the saved game folder so a new one can be created, when/if the game will launch. This is harmless since you can change it back if it doesn't get you going. You may be looking at a re-install if DCS has configurations tied to the old hardware somehow. I'm surprised windows didn't tank.

I think since they made coalitions something you can edit/change at any time, you can no longer save manual edits.

First of all. Great mod. Thanks for all the hard work that went into this! My tips... If you use curves to get the hang of it, undo them over time. (same advise I give for air to air refueling in fixed wings) Flying at speed, just take your feet off the peddles. You don't need them unless you're trying something drastic. All other flight regimes, it's all about the footwork. We sim pilots can't feel the onset of torque, so we must anticipate it. It takes a couple of hours, but as the muscle memory builds you can overcome the difficulty, and just enjoy this great, full featured project.

Something I hope all of us can agree on... A clarification from ED management, sooner rather than later, about; Future support for each 3rd party product sold, in case the 3rd party can not, or will not continue support themselves. Can it be done? Will it be done? All 3rd party products should be clearly marked as to future support on their store page. If ED can't support other teams software, so be it. Let's just be honest about it up front. Why? Because things were said after the Hawk died. Vague reassurances will no longer suffice, at least not for me.

Couldn't we have just made it read only for now?

Check the Coalitions you selected when you created the mission, and there is a button on the bottom of the editor window that looks like a wrist watch. It limits by historical era.

> Instant Action > P47D > Marianas > Hot Start, should be renamed "STOL Challenge". Must be a Spit retread the way it's setup. Has the generic Wags "orientation flight" voice over. I'm decent in the 47, and it's a handful for me... You cruel ED's dropping Newb Juggernauts into that thing!

Remove the maps that are in the update. Update, then re-install the maps, the download is the same, just divided. No idea why the installer isn't seeing the change in free space.

DCS 1944 Pacific Theater of Operations <--- I would go by this for a general period.