Sacarino111

Hi. I have mo idea about that device, but as usual; Try a powered USB, and use a USB directly from the motherboard. Other than that, latest drivers. Check in the device manager and loock for non recognized devices etc. Saludos. Saca111

Hi. Disregard. Solved. Untick "user address constants" and copy/paste the snipet. Saludos. Saca111

Hi all. After some time using the old BIOS, and having issues with it, I decided to jump into the new one (fork). I think I followed the instructions to the letter, but when I copy/paste a snipet (defining the pin) and do the compiling, I get the error "FA_18C_hornet_ARRESTING_HOOK_LT_AM' was not declared in this scope". I think the problem is the Arduino IDE is using the old library, as if I use the old snipet (the one with hexadecimal code), the compilation goes trough and I can upload it. I did instal the new library (dcs-bios-arduino-library-0.3.9), but I think it still uses the old one. Is there any way to uninstall the old and re install the new one? The Arduino IDE is not the latest version, as I used it for the DIY joystick and I would not like to loose it. Could this be the problem? Any help would be very much apreciated. Saludos. Saca111

Hi @Aoi Kaze Also check how many cores you are using for the A/G radar. Check in the options tab, in special/ F-15E and adjust your number to reallity. Play with those numbers and yes, make the page file minimum 32GB. Saludos. Saca111

Hi. It is, evidently, a telephone dial, to call mum after a mission, to tell her her baby is allright! Saludos. Saca111

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HI. Disregarda that. Even though having the image inside corresponding to the actual plane is great, I can tell you that it takes no long before you get used to press the buttons without the picture, and let me tell you it rocks. I have the Thrustmaster MFD and they are great, even without the screen. Saludos. Saca111

Hi. Simple... the more buttons you have, the better... I have the WW throttle and Joystick, not the UFC nor the MPCD and I have many button boxes. You can configure the buttons as you like depending on the module. I tend to mimic the actual layout od the cockpit as much as I can, so it is not very difficult to "remember/guess" what button makes what function. So, if you hace space/budget, go for the HUD control unit; interesting for the Hornet and usefull for other modules. Saludos. Saca111

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Hi. I am checking the setup tab and I can't see the yaw trim as an axis, so I can't see the use of a pot. I'd rather switha to a rotary encoder and bind it as key inputs. Saludos. Saca111

Hi @MAXsenna and @admiki... That was the trick. In spanish PC this tab is quite far above the mi 24 other tabs that I couldn't see it... Thanks a lot to both. Saludos. Saca111

Hi everybody. I searched in the forums, but no luck, so I post it here. I recently changed the HOTAS, and when I tried to configure again the different modules, I can't find the sight axis for the joystick. I am sure that I had it set up before that way, with my old HOTAS. Has something changed and I missed it out? Is it missing in my copy? I did a repair no long ago, so I don't think it is needed. I post a picture of my config page. Any help is welcome. Saludos. Saca111null

Hi. Sad to hear about your physical problems, but it is almost possible to do a complete mission from the front seat. And, of course, ASAP, find a human pilot and fly CP/G exclusivelly, it is a blast, you will enjoy it to the max. I have flown as gunner in the Hind only, but the experience was really absoving and fullfilling. Saludos. Saca111

A was about to say the same...