Sacarino111

Hi. In my PC (spanish KB), left engine is RAlt+Home and RCTRL+Home for right engine. This is for the SU27, I think I can recall being slightly diferent for other FC3 Modules. You can always change the keybinding at you convenience and see if it fixes it Saludos Saca111

Hola. Aquí igual. Cambié el PAUSA por RMay+F9 y el centrado por RCTRL+RETROCESO en el TrackIr y listo. Estas funciones las he asignado a un par de botones en el HOTAS y listo! Saludos. Saca111

HI. Same advice here, go for the Apache, no doubt. And you can always use the free trial period to check tha module and ,make an opinion on how you feel it. The F14 is the other one I would suggest, al thought the tasks are really different, and the back seatir can't fly the thing, but the RIO is the true star of the show, really, so pretty rewarding also. Maybe when the F-15E gome to play the backseater can do more things and all the time spent on other modules will pay out. Saludos, Saca111

HI. Long time since I last did a handoff, but I found that haveng a "similar" image had best resutls; I mena, I try to set the TGP in a zoom level more or less similar ot the one on the Mav and the handoff happens more easily. Just a small input. Saca111

Hi. Nope, just the toe. Not kidding, for small adjustements, I use just the toe; It is so sensitive I find myself yawing left/right (kind of PIO) if I applie force with the hole foot, so yes, two ro three fingers on my feet... Saludos. Saca111

Hi. Keep in mind that what you program in the Saitech/Logitech software is a "key press", or a "sequence of key presses", that can be perfectly independent one fron each other according to the selector position. So, as @Frederfsaid, you can have a button to do one thing (keypress or direct input as joy button) in mode 1 and aonther completely different action in mode 2, again button presss or key press. Same for mode 3. And double that with the Pinkie! Mindblowing! Saludos. Saca111

Hi. Thanks for the info... Good ideas. Saludos. Saca111

HI. CP/G seat, I'm afraid!

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HI. I bet yes, I just had that same issue, right now, and I reverted back to pilot, said George to set Hellfires and back to CP/G, and done. Probably George CP/G did activate that laser for me... Saludos. Saca111

Hi. With a hight stress maneuver you may decrease the rotor RPM s, desengaging the generators (righthand down pannel, where the bateries switches are), and this will start up an irritating alarm noise. Look at that pannel, be sure you recycle the generators and see if that helped. I also think about the RWR, as @Hoirtelsaid. Saludos. Saca111

HI. If you haven't saved any personal bindings you won't find the .diff files. Go to any module, modify whatever input you may want, and with left mouse on the little downarrow in the device name window search for save config and you will be prompted with a window to save the current profile, with the .diff,lua extension. First do a single module, and do tests after one or two changes,saving after a good result, overwritting the previouse one (or you will end up with an infinite number of profiles...). Per default, as IIRC, the path should be "C:\Users\XXX\Saved Games\DCS.openbeta\Controls". Saludos Saca111

Hi. Keep in mind that you shouldn't share the profiles between modules (A/10 with F/A-18 etc.), as not all the fuctions are similar and can't be switched from a module to another. When you finally have a good set of bindings (even in the middle of the process), save a copy for every and each module separatedly for any joy you have. E.G: if the throttle is apart fron the joy, save a copy for the throttle bindings and another copy for the joy assignements. So, again, save a copy of your actual setup, erase the assignements (do this inside the DCS setup options, not from the Windows explorer) and restarta all over again, saving a copy for each peripheral you have after a good result. I hope I made myself clear enough. Saludos. Saca111

Good point! +1 ! Saca111

HI. To me , besides the curves and trim options, the trick to hover is to grab the stick with the fingertips, 3, 4 fingers maximum. I found that the finger mouvements are way more precise and exercice less force, so I don't do so much over controlled inputs. What I hate the most is the collective, as keeping the altitude require so minimal inputs that it is sometimes ridicule; a very slight tap on it to descend or to climb, really gentle did the trick. any other way of controlling it have me bouncing up and down. And some left pedal anticipation when transitioning to hover/slow flight is mandatory, or you will find yourself spining to the right! Saludos. Saca111

Hi. A possible idea is to set a zero zone for the axel where the throttle is, so you can be sure the game sees it as a "real zero" condition. If a slider, add some Dead Zone and X saturation as well. Saludos. Saca111

DId check the video, and to my eyes it is just the LLTV Mercury pod. It has animage that looks like a IR, maybe it is one, but it is that pod. You can see it im the external views. The image is quite good, actually. Cheers. Saca111

Hi. AFAIK, there is no IR module, just this LLTV module. If you are thinking about a mod, I once had a NVG mod that worked on DCS 1.5 or that old... but can't find it anymore, and I think it does not work in the actual iteration of DCS. Cheers. Saca111

Hi. Yep, the Phantasmagoria pod is for SEAD missions, while the Mercury pod is for low level light sensor (LLTV Mercury, on central station), witch can be activated with "RCtrl+ O" (letter o, not number). Good pod, by the way. Saludos. Saca111

HI. Or directly slave it to the HMD, target a place in front of yourself and then set area track and slew it around... Saludos. Saca111

Hi. Maybe you forgot to close the sight during the 180 turn, witch is mandatory to avoid damaging the sight. First close the sight and then order Petro to do the 180. Don 't open the sight before you are again pointing towards the target and with a smooth flight/hover. When having the target in sight again, command Petro to do the attack. Saludos. Saca111

Hi. Nice for the offer. Will Check it out!

Yep, same here, in Spain! TV mode doen't show fire, while naked eye or IR can perfectly see it! Saludos. Saca111

Hola. Bueno es saberlo. La verdad es que yo soy más de hacerme un cockpit casero, así que eso del ratón no me mola, pero bueno es saber que el tío hace bien las cosas. Saludos. Saca111

HI. I found something similar in the AH-64; not showing flames on TV mode, but present in the IR one. I thought it was a bug related with the new IR/TV. Saludos. Saca111