MrDieing

Give it some time, ED probably still needs to unlock it in the Module Manager, or push the update that contains it.

They literally said they are going to this year guys.

The second is true; its means that ED has given permission to RAZBAM to create the MiG-23MLA for DCS. Have been some problems regarding that in the past, so this time they specifically mentioned it on Facebook :)

I opened another thread to talk about this massive hypetrain for this awesome module! Thanks RAZBAM, you guys rock!

Its on guys.. The first surprise of 4 (!) is out. Two of them are not a real big surprise according to Prowler but oh boy.. This one is massive for me! All aboard!

I posted it earlier but it seems buried in all the hype and wishes. No chance for a Mag3 hype train derail ;)

We will probably have the whole world in one map in DCS :D

1. There is a seperate subforum for F/A-18C which also includes a Bugs and Problems section 2. Already reported and confirmed by the developers in another thread https://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=212756 Just a heads up for the future :)

From Chuck's Guide (a good read for questions like these) IR (Infrared) Cool Switch Used to start cooldown cycle for the AIM-9 infrared seeker to increase sensitivity and reduce background noise. • NORM: Seeker head cooldown cycle is active • OFF: Cooling will still be sent to the AIM-9 seekers if there is no weight on wheels, Master Arm switch is set to ARM, and AIM-9 is selected as the priority weapon. Otherwise, cooling cycle is inactive. Note: there is enough coolant to last three hours. Also, if you can't tell the difference then I assume that its not yet modelled because you know, early access ;)

People complaining about IFF not being in todays patch in 3..2..1..

Two weeks™

Not yet.

In theory they all do. Its just a question of which plane is able to carry a laser guided weapon, as a JTAC works with a laser designator. The M2000C and F-5E are able to carry them and rely on a JTAC (or buddy) to lase the target for them. Its still pretty hard to get the GBU to track the laser as you still have to guess when to release and take various factors in account. The A-10C and the Harrier can also work with a JTAC, these are a bit more complex modules but they also give you a bigger hit chance. In the end any aircraft that can recieve coordinates or a MGRS grid can find and kill a target through a JTAC, its just that some planes were designed to work with them :)

What happened to the good old 'wait and see' ;)

Looks like the A-Team has arrived.

That would kinda explain why ED is involved. Perhaps they are opening up a whole new part of the game with transport features and RAZBAM developing the first aircraft.

Exactly, but as usual with these kind of threads, it has turned into a personal wishlist thread :D But one can hope I guess ;)

Rest assured guys ;)

Im pretty sure the guys at RAZBAM would not do such thing if it was a flying Austin Allegro or Cessna 172 for that matter. Its probably something good. And if ED is involved, then its only getting better.

I know some of you lot don't have Facebook and I was quite surprised that there was not already a thread on this but let me just show you this. Maybe some more news this afternoon? I'm quite in the dark about what it could be. Surely its not some kind of new module as we already know their roadmap for the coming years. Start the rumour machine ;)

They did, but the products you buy on Steam now come with a Steam activation code instead of the new keyless system.

Thought I put the log on the first post but apparantly not. dcs.rar

Let me try to describe my actions as detailed as possible. 1. Spawned on the John C. Stennis, hot start, attached to catapult 1 in the Aggressor skin with a clean loadout. 2. Launched, took a little low level flight. Landed at Tonb Kochak. 3. Parked. Without shutting anything else down first, I turned off my engines and straight after that my battery. 4. Rearmed with 2x Sidewinders on the wingtips, 2x2 Mk82 on the outer pylons and 2x2 19 rockets. 75% fuel. 5. Started APU, crank+start right engine. After succesfull start, crank+start left engine. 6. Press Stop on the BIT page. 7. Put flaps in Half for FCS Bit test. 8. Started FCS Bit test. This is where the problem started. The FCS Bit test did not start. It only did the first test of the LEF and got stuck in there. (See screenshot) After that, flaps and (takeoff) trim no longer worked. My flaps were stuck in this position, and I was unable to set takeoff trim. Tried the FCS reset button, it gave me a RSTRT on the FCS Bit page. Started again, same result. It was just stuck in there. Have some more screenshots of the issue if needed. DCS Log attached. I was unable to upload the track file to the site directly so here is a MEGA link to it. https://mega.nz/#!N1kg3ADQ!c8bivOs627RFySRhBRGHg-7Kpv0k9NprzuchVdAwe40 Hope I was able to help.

It will, but the accuracy will remain roughly the same. Only difference is if you take a hit and GPS gets hit, your INS will start drifting.

Thats why the Hornet also has a GPS system that corrects the INS drift when you put the INS in IFA mode. (Not modelled yet)