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Thanks for your detailed reply @Ramsay I really appreciate. My personal opinion on this is that since DCS AV-8B is a full fidelity module using AWLS as an ILS is not only technically wrong but also ethically wrong. If you want to make an exception to the rule, it would be better to add the AWLS to the Tarawa even if IRL it does not have the AWLS rather than using the ILS on the Harrier... @RAZBAM_ELMO what is Razbam's position on this?

Hello everyone, I write here on the forum because I have not yet understood what Razbam will do about the Harriers AWLS ... AFAIK, AWLS is a precision landing system typically used on naval units, like ICLS but it is not the same thing (dunno what is the difference). AWLS is therefore not compatible with either ICLS or ILS, but in DCS Core, AWLS system is not modeled. My question is: why does the Harrier AWLS currently behave like an ILS? ILS frequencies are hard coded into a lua file in order to convert the frequencies into channels and make this system work even where it shouldn't work... I wonder, wouldn't it be better to make AWLS work like an ICLS, which is already modeled in DCS, rather than make it work like ILS?

@RAZBAM_ELMO do you have an update for this?

@RAZBAM_ELMO Can you tell us why?

maybe because it's too dangerous to go and remove the weel chocks with the engine running and the jet blasts blowing through your hair? edit : I'm joking of course

Unfortunately I have to agree... I hope razbam will do something about this ... Anyway the thing that pisses me off is that the module has been out for 3 years and we are still at these levels ...

Hi @RAZBAM_ELMO , sorry for the late reply. Nothing has changed. Even before the update it was possible to create MPs with TPOD but MPs still cannot be edited once created. My report referred to in the first post remains valid. Thanks

Actually I'm just reporting that the system behaves differently on the ground than on a ship, I don't make any assumptions about how the plane's hydraulic systems works. I don't have the knowledge to do that. :) Anyway, thanks for sharing your knowledge :)

Get a Track IR or something dude! ;)

We have all seen and appreciated Razbam's new attitude towards Harrier and the community, at this point it is clear that there is some kind of planning behind the latest updates. I would like to kindly ask our friendly community manager @RAZBAM_ELMO if you can share your roadmap with us. Thanks

Yehheee !!! I finally understood what POS means!!! Ponies On Surfboards!! Thanks @RAZBAM_ELMO :lol:​​​​​​​

@RAZBAM_ELMO still investigating?

did you watch the video he posted? HUD shows J82 and F6 view shows the flight of multiple GBU-38 however in my opinion, even the GBU-54s have a strange flight path. They tend to fly over the target and then fall on it almost vertically.

Same here!

Thanks @RAZBAM_ELMO

@RAZBAM_ELMO thanks for marking this as reported. May I know if we will also be able to delete MPs?

@RAZBAM_ELMO can you confirm this have been reported?

Very nice! Thanks.

@RAZBAM_ELMO this should be a high fidelity module. I think there is no room for "some people may not have... Something" If IRL the Harrier moove at idle thrust and pilots use nozzles to increase an decrease taxing speed, well, we should do the same with a DCS high fidelity module. I think this is what most of DCS customers expect from a DCS module.

Batumi? 20 ft ASL?

Still present. CMS.trk

Also take a look at the old deprecated Razbam's AV-8 Poket Guide, at page 104 there is a usefull table to understand HOTAS functions that now work correctly. See attachements. AV8BNA Pocket Guide.pdf

Hi, as stated in this post: https://forums.eagle.ru/forum/english/licensed-third-party-projects/razbam/av-8b-n-a/resolved-bugs/290678-as-intended-no-brakes a couple of updates ago, a new feature was implemented. Now the HYD system need to charge and accumulate pressure before you can have a working brake system. Nice feature, however, only seems to take effect if cold starded from a ship. If you make a cold start from an airport, the hydraulic pressure is at maximum as soon as you enter the cockpit. is it as intended? NoBrakes3.trk

Good morning, as we all know, at the moment it is possible to create Mark Points by pressing the MKx button on the EHSD, however, once the MP has been created it is not possible to modify its position by entering coordinates. If you try to enter new coordinates for the MP, a new Way Point is created at the coordinates entered, leaving the MP in the same position it was created in. .trk attached MRK-Point.trk

Not so painful after all... Especially if you consider all the other improvements made in this gen. ;)