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TS = TeamSpeak?

Here's a link to the Pocket Guide: https://www.dropbox.com/s/rwxk88479v98thh/AV8BNA%20Pocket%20Guide.pdf?dl=0

Razbam is aware of it: https://forums.eagle.ru/showpost.php?p=3304740&postcount=1

From changelog: Known issues DCS AJS-37 Viggen RWR crash. Background music heard in multiplayer. Temporary solution: just slightly move the music volume slider in the ingame options panel. Black skins in the Encyclopedia. Crash with NAVY group route planning in the F10 map.

I only hope that the conflicts in that region happen only on our computers.

Just curious, but what happens when you just press the Home button on the keyboard?

That button that you're pressing does not start the engine. You need to press the Home button on your keyboard or map it to a button on your HOTAS. A great reference is Chuck's Guide for the UH-1: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-uSpZROuEd3emw4Z1ZBSG1xanM/view

Have you tried setting Synchronize Cockpit Controls with HOTAS Controls at Mission Start in the Misc settings tab?

The VR Zoom is in this Options page: Just map it to a button on your joystick and you'll be able to easily zoom in and out. The zoom is not adjustable (AFAIK). It's either zoomed in, or normal view.

Works fine for me. After I put back on my CV1, the cursor is gone until I move the mouse. Then it re-appears. Version 1.5.6.1938. I have "Use Mouse" checked in the VR settings.

Try Chuck's guide on the M2000: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-uSpZROuEd3WnVhcm5hTUJOTjg/view I think it has what you're looking for.

I don't think the dead stick approach on takeoff for the M2000 is the right approach. I was doing that and getting frustrated with the hard pulling to the left. Then I started taking a bit of the load off the front wheel on takeoff and my left pulls vanished.

I didn't want to go into a lot of detail in my earlier post but there are two types of 2x4 connectors on f-18hornet's power supply. The CPU and the PCIE connectors. The PCIE connector is the one I showed in my post and the one that is supposed to be connected to the GPU. Theoretically, the CPU connector shouldn't plug into the GPU card but theory doesn't take into account the quality of the connector's plastic and the enthusiasm of the gamer :) I probably forced the CPU connector into my GPU and I was thinking that f-18hornet might have done the same thing. Someone else also had the same issue http://superuser.com/questions/1000679/i-plugged-an-8-pin-eps-cpu-cable-into-the-gpus-pci-e-port-is-it-damaged Fortunately neither my card or the one in the link was damaged by this mistake. (For accuracy purposes the PCIE connecter has an optional 2x3 configuration)

I had a similar problem with my 1070. I first connected the solid 8 pin connector from the power supply and the card was DOA. Then I used the connector shown below and the card started working just fine.