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Have you installed the A4 in User/Your Name/Saved Games/DCS/Mods/aircraft/A-4E-C ? If yes it must be working.

I think your reasoning is correct. I land on the carrier and I can handle the front wheel, whereas in takeoff I have enormous difficulty getting on the catapult. Thank you!

Ciao Kutnass1977 vai a questo link https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJyUsMKrggP_t-z_3BKf0y1vW3sxN3ztA: I video di allenamento di Rudel sono molto belli.

If someone would make a map dedicated to Vietnam ? You know the tons of missions and campaigns and not only for our Scooter, but also for the Huey and the F-5 and the next ones to come from that period.

Hi Caldero, I hope they will answer you, because I would also like to fly an A4C on the NAM, but so far I haven't had any answers. Take care and give my regards to Argentina. ( I am Italian and my grandfather had emigrated there )

I will take your advice and decide what to do.

Too bad I don't speak English so I would only be in the way I have the A4E and the Huey. Hi and happy flights.

The video is very nice and the mission is not bad, but I am not aware that the Scooter has ever employed air-to-air missiles; in fact, the only MIG shot down in NAM by a Scooter was hit by a ZUNI rocket. Hi.

JNelson thanks for the tip ! In fact I have never used them ! So far I have always used rockets or bombs of various kinds.Hello.

Of course it was a pleasure.

Dear Eisprinzessin If you own the video, I would say that you have a pedal board and can brake with the pedals to steer the Scooter to the right or left, so you don't need the rudder. If you increase the speed too much the caster tends to get stuck and in fact I find great difficulty taxiing on aircraft carriers ( Stennis or Forrestal ). RPMs should never exceed 75% during cab. When you take off don't touch the brakes to keep the Scooter in trim, but use the rudder instead: in fact I saw that your front suspension ( caster ) gave out.It looks like you are on the Marianas map and when I had tried it I had had some difficulty because I felt that the wheels were too much on the ground. I will try it again today and then let you know something if you are interested. Hi.

You must have it in this folder : Program Files >DCS World Open Beta > Mods > aicraft. If you open the Mission Editor and select Syria and select Edit > Helicopter you will see that you have to find the Huey if you say you have it. I don't have it in the CoreMods folder either.

Elbrus is a very challenging mission and definitely not suitable for those who are just familiar with the Huey. However a tip for all newbies : every day do training with the Huey and download this mission, not made by me, which can help you a lot. Batumy Dispatch you can find it on page three in the single player missions. The author is " physke.

F1000Starfire with your version you can use the Huey module. Unfortunately Steam doesn't let you try the modules as ED and anyway you'd better get it with discounts, as I did, because it costs exactly half.

F1000 Starfire Theoretically the Huey should work because the module came out in 2013. If you have the Steam version installed you are required to get the modules from Steam. Today the latest Beta update is 2.7.12.23362 and this should be your version. If the modules you have work the Huey should work too. Ambassador does not carry penalty. Hi.

Dangerzone I live in Italy, in Genova, and I have a fiber network connection and I came to fly on some USA server, but I was alone, where I had 129 ping and I had no problems of any kind except some small lag that generally is due to the server. On Italian and European servers the only problem is always and only the server lag, and here I travel with very low ping (15/45 max). My system: CPU AMD A10-5800K Cores 4 Trheads 4 Mainboard Asus F2A85-M LE Memory DDR3 16 GBytes Graphics Radeon RX 580 Technology 14 nm GDDR5 Memory 8 GBytes I hope I helped you a little bit.

JNelson your brother is definitely better at this than I am, but despite all the new mods, I have a Thrustmaster pedal board, I'm still a sucker on the deck of an aircraft carrier. On the ground, no problem. So until I'm able to taxi on the deck of an aircraft carrier, I'll use the Marine insignia and stay on the ground. Hasta la vista.

On the ground there is no problem moving to the runway, you just need to get the hang of it and those who have a pedal set with the ability to use the pedals as independent brakes, as I have, get used to it quickly. On the aircraft carrier instead is a total mess, unless you are positioned directly on the catapult, and then there would be need to be positioned automatically on the catapult, as happened in reality. In the version with the NSW running things were slightly better. Too bad because this great module loses its charm on the deck of an aircraft carrier. I hope they will think it over and make the change that has been requested by many.

Sorry my friend but you are not the only one. I too can't afford another SSD larger than the one I have and I understand you very well. So many good things.

dresoccer4 very true. But these should be the lights of when you're doing the startup. On the runway you're supposed to use the lights on steady and remove the anti-collision. In flight use the formation lights and the effect should be less conspicuous, since they are adjustable to various positions. However, they seem a bit too flashy to me. If you feel like it, try it and let me know. Hi.

Something ancient I have the pedal board and can use the two pedals to brake, as well as direct the rudder and I can guarantee you that maneuvering on the deck of an aircraft carrier is frustrating, bordering on totally pissed off. In reality the A4 was positioned on the ramp by the bridge crew using a tow bar. So don't pay attention to it and avoid the aircraft carrier. On the ground you should have no problem. Hi.

Oh Yeah !

It may go for the pinup, but it's the colored attitude indicator that leaves me in doubt, because I couldn't find any matches on my records. Always seen in black and white. Still, it could be.

Are you sure this is a NAM dashboard ?