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Looks like 3.

Also, make sure your left engine has completely cycled up before you start the right.

Really? I would think that if you're going to release a map, then everything that's supposed to be on it is on it.

I used to be able to take-off no problems but have had a few crashes and shaky starts lately. I guess I've over-thunk it now :P

Seeing as the holiday season is coming along, many will want to get some DCS products for christmas. To make things easier for spouses, partners, friends and family members, why not make a gift certificate available that can be purchased in the online store and printed. The gift certificates could have a monetary value with a code that can be used in the store on any product(s). You could for instance offer 20$, 40$, 60$, 100$ vouchers etc... This would also allow the gifting of a DCS present even if a person already owns all modules, as credit can be used on products coming out later down the line.

The culprit seems to be diveplane's awesome engine sounds for the Dora and Mustang. They completely drown out the sound of flak! Anyway, glad everyone likes this mod so far! Once I figure out which explosion sound is responsible for which explosion type, I will tweak it further. Anyone got any clues?

I can only imagine you're missing something during start-up... Sounds to me like you haven't activated the circuit breakers under the cover on the right side below the canopy crank. This is exactly the functions they control.

Well you won't find it in the A-10c forum... ;)

Funny, flak makes absolutely no sound on my end. Anyone got any idea why?

And another thing... I read the teensy boars only supports one hat switch? If this is true, can I treat the other hat switch as separate buttons for instance?

Beautiful!

It is, and the dialect in the clip is not one of them :P

You'd think if you spend multiple millions on a movie you'd be able to afford a guy that speaks proper German... :lol:

I'll think about using a counter weight... I just have to see how to implement it with my current setup. I'll need a hole in my mounting but I also want to be able to screw on my Warthog when I need it. I have a similar set-up as you have, where I've built a tray below my seat. At the moment I have bolted my Warthog with extension to it and the intention was to have this ability to switch between the Warthog and the sidewinder. I think I'll see how I go without a counterweight and will add one later if I think I need it. I've ordered the resistors so they should arrive soon. Also, I've come across a used CH Combatstick, which is a grip I really like, since it is similar to the Warthog. I like the flat thumb button which is a lot like the trim button on the Ka-50. The fact that it's an old serial port model won't cause any complications, right? Could I get the grip to work with a Teensy Board?

I'm surprised the P-51D is doing so badly in the poll... Is it because the module has been out for so long? It's one of the most iconic aircraft of all time!

I had the very same problems when I was starting off. It's height that's the key. 5000ft is way too low.

Not much better today... Still very slow to load the servers (I used to be able to see over 100 almost immediately). I can see just under 30 now. Always a different selction too. Seems to be completely random.

It's funny... I just can't get used to seeing those images in a different light. My gut reaction when I see them is immediately "Nazi!".

It appears you're not the only one: http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?p=2211326#post2211326 The master server seems to have been acting up for many people over the last couple of days. http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=132636 Either it's completely crashed or hopefully they're in the process of fixing it!

I think this would suggest that any new aircraft will be completely compatible.

Wow, that's a really interesting read! I knew that the symbol had a history in eastern religions but I didn't know the symbol was so popular in the west pre-WW2. The CocaCola swastika... unbelievable. It looks like a joke now. Seeing as the swastika was so popular at the beginning of the 20th century, it's easy to see why Hitler adopted it as the symbol of the Nazi party. The Finnish air force also used the swastika for completley independent reasons.

Well I find that the ground brakes in DCS are ground braking! :clown_2:

It's possible I'm sure, but I'm not sure how probable. There's a number of things the ED team is working on right now, including a new engine, an F/A-18C and a number of new maps. I wouldn't count on it happening within the next two years. But on the bright side, there's plenty to play around with!

Yes, this is exactly what I'm seeing! Could this somehow be a regional issue?

Ok, this may be a little more challenging than expected... :music_whistling: But I'm willing to do what it takes. I looked up the form factor of the resistors I originally found and they're probably too small. I found these which should be around the same size: http://www.ebay.de/itm/100-SMD-Widerstand-1Ohm-RC1206-0-25W-1R-chip-resistors-1206-1-077248-/310749883116?pt=Bauteile&hash=item485a22eaec To double check... Do the specs stack up... is that what I need? I'm looking at getting a used X45, ideally a used CH Combatstick (similar in shape to the warthog, but of plastic because of the weight) to replace the grip with. So you guys are saying it's entirely possible to wire a different grip to a teensy board, have all the buttons function and it's small enough to hide inside the FFB2 case? This means having a second USB cable and a physically separate device, right? I also don't get why the trim button would have to be mapped to a sidewinder button. This button can be mapped to any device. Having to keep one of the sidewinder buttons for trim would complicate things. I have thought about the light sensitive diode too. I'm not sure how I'm going to handle that one... Can't I just drill a tiny hole in the new grip and place it in there?