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2024, please, please can we have a fix for this wind TO/FROM issue, also can we get some form of calculating airspeeds TAS/KIAS/GS/MACH (especially for the AI), etc, in the ME as it would make life much easier?

EightBall, you are a Gentleman, Sir. Thank you very much indeed.

A very fair point.

Oh, ok, I did not get that error. My apologies, I didn't see the other picture in your original thread. Strange. I am sorry I cannot help any further I am afraid.

As above... Would be wonderful.

There is another Mod conflicting with it, do you have an older CH mod in there somewhere? I had this very same problem until I found an obscure older CH mod in the tech folder.

Hear, hear!

Hello, Just a quick obscure question for anyone who reads this that may be able to answer: At idle power, ground level, without considering any current weather/air density/temperature, etc, can anyone give an educated guess or estimate regarding the fuel burn rate (llb per minute preferably) of a P&W F-135 as opposed to the P&W-229 and GE F-414? I am an old timer and a font of all knowledge on the more antiquated turbofans of the RB199 and RR Spey 101 variety, however, I am severely lacking regarding these later engines. Many thanks in advance for any replies.

The HMS Endurance I was referring to was the 1967 version that served until 1991. She was a beautiful ship, with very clean lines. The ship CrazyEddie is showing was her replacement, thank you for posting that picture CrazyE, I had heard and read about the replacement but had not seen a photo of her before now. HMS Endurance frequented the waters of the South Atlantic and served with absolute distinction during the 1982 SA conflict, hence I thought it would be perfect for the SA map. The 1967 - 1991 HMS Endurance: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMS_Endurance_(1967)

Is there a way to pursue a pool of modder resources, for example, the likes of the A-4 team, CJS, et al coming together to assist? The Thud is an amazing piece of Miltary Aviation history that really, really should be represented here in DCS. A much underrated aircraft, with one heck of a service life...

Small world! I was a 5 AEF'er at their home base, Cambridge. My Cadet Squadrons: 2462 Oakley Sqn, then attended 2462DF at Wootton which became 207 Sqn at Cranfield, Bedfordshire. Well, this is a trip down memory lane. Yes indeed those darned .303 Lee Enfields, weighed a ton, kicked like a mule resulting in many a bruised shoulder. I was skippy when we went to the 7.62 SLR. The Harvard would be a nice ride, very nostalgic!

I couldn't have said better. Long time since I last visited Duxford, I need to make the effort.

Some would call her fugly and I would probably I agree, but... She made up for it with charisma by the bucket loads. I agree 100% with the Frightning F6/T5 and Jaguar GR.1/T.2.

A most useful, if not vital function of any forum.

Rudel, with all due respect there are always a small number of abrupt and overly direct people who intimidate others from sharing their opinions, unfortunately... But as I said in my post, the internet is as the internet does. Johnny, such a shame, I am so sorry to hear that regarding the DCS "British Jet". Great old video btw, always good to see a fellow ex Space Cadet. Are you of the era of the Chippie and "Jump, jump John!"