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Do you mean to tell me you only have one pair of hands Paul?? ;)

Apologies, seemed like a ; managed to get into the link. Updated now.

Hey Zaltys, It's in the T's & C's here: http://www.virtualredarrows.com/thrustmaster-giveaway-competition For the avoidance of doubt, Western Europe is defined as countries herewith; Andorra, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Malta, Monaco, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, San Marino, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom, Vatican City.

Gottta love Facebook. fixed. Thanks for pointing out T

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And the objects by modding teams, hence why I love this community :)

Trust me she is beautiful to fly and one hell of a challenge. You think you can fly jets and anything else, think again ;)

The following is taken from the book Joint Force Harrier based on Harrier combat ops in Helmand based at Bastian written by Commander Ade Orchard. Recoil 45, this is Crowbar. TIC Charlie declared. Position 87 Charlie Quebec, keypad 5. Recoil 45, roger Crowbar, Recoil 45, requesting airspace 87CQ 220 to the deck and 86CQ, keypads 369 Recoil 45, Crowbar approved. Contact is Jaguar 01 on Olive 12 JTAC Comms Jaguar 01, Recoil 45 Recoil 45, Jaguar 01 ready for fighter check in Jaguar 01, Recoil 45. Flight of two UK Harriers, playtime is 90 minutes. Recoil 45 had thirty eight rockets and two 540lb bombs, one impact and one air burst. Recoil 46 has two 1000kb laser guided and GP guided bombs. All aborts will be in the clear. Estimate 90 seconds to your overhead position and we'revapproaching from the south. Recoil 45 roger. Stand by for sitrep. We're a combined Afghan national army and US patrol, andcwe've been out for three days. We're on the high ground east of the river and taking ire from the western side. The nearest friendlies are east of the river. Recoil 45 copied No indication of breaks whatsoever in his text for JTAC comms throughout the book, but of course he could have left it out but he explains every call so maybe not.

Ok, let me know if no joy and I'll talk to him.

Speak to Lawndart over at http://www.virtualthunderbirds.com

Next time give your troops gold coins and they'll have no problem getting over the bridge :thumbup:

Now that's a great idea right there. I was wondering how you'd get the distance for the scoring.

You mentioned the range, are you using Heater's range targets or standard objects?

Looking great so far Paul

Cool, well Tyger set me up on my pc, so we're all good ;)

Just remember that Target creats a virtual device in Lockon/DCS instead of two seperate control interfaces. In case you wonder why certain custom buttons/switchs aren't set after running Target.

Or smart enemy bridge ;) Looking forward to flying this campaign.

Depending on date and time, I can help stream. http://www.livestream.com/veaotyphoon If you can set up some static objects around the airfield etc so switching camera's is easy, that would be good. Not troops though as they seem to massivley decrease fps for me. The same at the range also.

Always amazes me what you can do Speed, great job.

Or a Spitfire to chase this bad boy down?

Awesome idea and if I can help out in any way, please let me know Paul.

I'm going to let the video do the talking... Enjoy, Ells.

It should output whatever is coming out of your speakers. I've yet to play with the audio settings. You can also mute/unmute your mike or speaker output to the stream (without affecting your pc speaker output).

Following Tyger's advice we're trying out Xsplit. Here is a comparison screenshot of Livestream at roughly the same point in flight. VFAT limits us to 600kbps due to the demand on the server from the viewers, so I set my Xsplit to 600kbps to compare the live recorded flight and and the same playback today but using Xsplit on 600kbps. The main difference I've found is that Procaster blurs the ground scenery and tree's when the camera is moving, whereas Xsplit doesn't. Trials are still ongoing for the VRA.

Thanks Tom, did you get the prop to work?