Rangi

http://www.defensenews.com/story/defense/air-space/2016/05/10/f-35-test-pilot-edwards-air-force-development/84042220/ Interesting article, sounds like a frustrating way to fly, I imagine the dcs beta testers have many days like this also.

Great information as always Racoon, thanks.

Sounds interesting, do you have a link?

Oh, way above my pay grade.........

And so the circle is complete and the cycle can continue.:music_whistling:

http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=136153

Some might have missed this so I will repost here http://forums.eagle.ru/showpost.php?p=2769537&postcount=67

32 bit was dropped a couple of years ago, DCS is 64 bit only now.

Google DIView.

You could try diview, it's fairly flexible but takes a bit of trial and error to see how it works.

Spoiler alerts please.

Down for me too, on android.

Yay, more penis enlargement pills coming our way.........

I used to get similar artefacts when my gpu was overheating, although that would not explain why it was gazelle specific.

No direct throttle in a helicopter, put fuel flow lever to full and use collective (assign this to your joysticks throttle control).

I would start with the -gpu, upgrade to the best you can afford. Also your 2600k is a great overclocker, get a decent cooler and watch / read some over clocking tutorials.

Yes please, dd/mm/yyyy.

Have you tried a third party calibration tool like diview? It is much more powerful than the standard windows calibration.

Like this you mean? http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=153071

She is starting to look flyable, great work.

I thought you were going to say "throw it out and buy a good joystick" , but well done for fixing and putting up the video.

No

Settle down, that's a last resort.

The AP makes a huge difference, if you just let her stabilise herself, it's reasonably easy to fly. At first I had the tendency to over correct which turns into PIO quickly. If you are on top of the torque she flys herself pretty well, it's a very different kind of flying to the Huey. I use warthog with a 10cm extension and 90‰ saturation. Like all virtual flying it's mostly practice, practice, practice.

Well done polychop boys! Bought and downloaded, now if these bloody visitors would just go home I will have a chance to try it.