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Devrim, I've been using your mods for years in DCS. Thank you so much for your hard work.

Sounds good. Yep, I’m in the US. PM sent. Thanks! EDIT: Payment sent. Thank you!

Hey Greg, is this still available?

Just as a heads-up if you decide to try any of the other modules with the FFB2, you'll need to make sure to check the "Swap Axis" checkbox on those as well or the forces will be backwards.

I'm having the exact same issue, also using FFB.

Mikhail, I've decided to purchase GregP's collective. As such, I'll no longer need my spot on the wait list. Thank you for making such a nice piece of hardware for this community, I can't wait to try it out!

Payment sent. Thanks!

EDIT: Whoops, I was in the wrong thread.

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This is the best way to go about setting the proper view in the Hind. I understand that the default view is probably to help people without head tracking see the instruments in normal flight, but if you have TrackIR, about 20 degrees up feels MUCH more natural and helps get the Petrovich UI in the right spot. My default view looks like the second picture slightly zoomed in.

I can confirm that it works just like in this video when using a stick with force feedback.

Hi Mikhail, Please add me to the list. Shipping to US. Thank you!

I've created a Ka-50 profile that uses the DCS-ExportScripts plugin. This is for the 5x3 StreamDeck. I used Togg's icons linked earlier in the thread to create it. DCS-ExportScripts: https://github.com/charlestytler/streamdeck-dcs-interface/releases Togg's Repo: https://github.com/Togg-streamdeck/dcs Ka-50 profile: Attached below Imgur Preview: https://imgur.com/a/6O1wSmM My goal was to categorize everything in relation to where it is in the cockpit but to also logically group related systems. The radio section could probably be a little more fleshed out as well as the PVI-800 which was tough to fit on the 5x3, but this should cover most everything in the cockpit. Let me know if any tweaks are needed. DCS Ka-50.streamDeckProfile

Seems like that's how at least some of the Russian Ka-50 pilots do it as well. Listen for the trim clicks in this video:

Thanks jonny! Can't wait to try them tonight!