Rongor
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Rongor's post in A-10C/C II Install was marked as the answer
any module is complete by itself. If you want to fly the A-10C II, you only need to install the A-10C II
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Rongor's post in the left wheel does not fulfill its function when we taxi was marked as the answer
While it takes some practicing, there are some things to pay attention to:
1. turn the AFCS knob to off for taxi operation
2. apply some thrust, only enough to set her into slow roll
3. Only after she starts rolling commence steering. Do not steer before she is rolling
4. Don't turn the steer knob into max. Try to make it work with small inputs. The faster you go, the more you will experience what you described when turning the steering knob beyond say 10 and all the way up to 30. She will bve unresponsive to such high inputs whenever you are beyond walking speed.
5. decrease thrust back to zero most of the time while taxiing, only apply thrust whenever she needs a little acceleration to maintain taxi speed.
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Rongor's post in Axis binds for ECL have issues with the detents [can be solved by special settings] was marked as the answer
Ok, this is a non-issue when selecting the appropriate setting in the special options.
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Rongor's post in Blue Airbases not Blue In-Game on F10 was marked as the answer
This is correct and nothing Afghanistan specific.
Colored names are only visible in the mission editor.
In game you have to check the info box. Has been like this forever.
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Rongor's post in Request "Finger lift" BOTH - its only left, right now. was marked as the answer
"Both" wouldn't work as the Jet fuel starter can only support one engine spool up at once. The finger lift decides which engine you want to spool up next. Procedure is to start the right engine first, then the left. So neither are you supposed to actuate both finger lifts nor would it technically work.
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Rongor's post in Input coordinates as Degrees, Minutes, Minute-Decimals in the TSD doesn't seem to work was marked as the answer
Did it several times. Don't forget the longitude having to feature 3 digit degree in the front.
This is what you would have to enter as coordinates for Beslan airport:
N431251E0443534
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Rongor's post in Displays disappear was marked as the answer
There might be some controls binding for your F/A-18 of your HOTAS setup addressing the generator states. If you have "synchronize HOTAS with in game controls" set to on in the settings (which I generally would recommend), you might have some switches on your hardware saying "generators off", which then shuts down your displays (and more). Because your controls binding for your A-10C is without issue, it doesn't show any problem there.
Might be a wild guess but would explain the situation perfectly.