Joni

I was reading this: "The PRF is one of the defining characteristics of a radar system. Radar system normally consist of a powerful transmitter and sensitive receiver connected to the same antenna. After producing a brief pulse of radio signal, the transmitter is turned off in order for the receiver units to hear the reflections of that signal off distant targets. Since the radio signal has to travel out to the target and back again, the required inter-pulse quiet period is a function of the radar's desired range. Longer periods are required for longer range signals, requiring lower PRFs. Conversely, higher PRFs produce shorter maximum ranges, but broadcast more pulses, and thus radio energy, in a given time. This creates stronger reflections that make detection easier. Radar systems must balance these two competing requirements." I always thought, based on DCS documents, training, manuals and posts in these forums, that the High PRF had longer range and Low PRF had shorter range. But this I copied above states the opposite. Does anyone know the real deal?

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Can you elaborate on that? I just bought the Mirage and didnt understand what you said about the IFF. THanks

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I agree 100%. Very good explanation, thanks for sharing.

Thanks derodo, but the issue was about the default enter key, not the 5. I dont see how the curve will change the center of an axis.

Huh? Never said anything about center view

doesnt anyone find this weird?

Yes thats correct. Hence, the reset zoom should be the same as the center of an axis. It is not pointed anywhere, its just common sense, at least to me. :(

Hey Mike. Regardless of the resolution feature, I was referring to the fact that pressing "Zoom Normal" key does not put the zoom in the same position as the center of an axis. They should be the same.

Hi guys, anyone here to help?

Hi guys, Im using an axis for the zoom and I noticed that when in center it gets to a position closer than when pressing "Enter". In fact pressing enter will zoom out a little bit. Is this a bug that appeared with last wednesday update? This is the first time I use an axis for the zoom. All axis behave the same, even the stick.

I just got my TWCS and all I can say is: awesome! Every single axis returns to center, no jitter, tons of hats and buttons. This is the best price/quality ratio i have ever seen. I recommend it.

Done! Happy to help. SP was my choice.

100% agree. The release version is 1.5, so when the final DCS 2 si out, it will be under the release version and the alpha will cease to exist. Maybe someone from ED can confirm this theory.

please please add this to the backlog :) im having a hard time making flags work as they worked before

Jeez, these sticks are the best ive seen in years

Hellooo! Anyone?

Hey Big! Even if he states he didnt have stutter in the open beta? Anyway, is there any news about a possible fix? Its close to unplayable right now :cry:

I saw in yesterday's update on 1.5 that there is this new option. What does this do exactly? Also saw that the enlarge model is no longer available, do we have any idea why or if its going to be back? Thanks!

Im not at home now but will check as soon as I can. Thanks a lot.

Same here, not playable at the moment. Sttuters from start to end of any mission.

I cant believe such an old and important bug is still present :(

I would check for VKB ones first. If you had the x52 pro, then there's a chance you wont like the stiffness of the Warthog stick unless you extend it from the floor. Hope it helps.

So there is something going on here, otherwise it would not happen to me because if its working propery it wont happen to anyone (in case you think its only happening to me).