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@Kappa, I’ve tested your issue and if you really have the precise bearing and distance you manage to get the w/o on the target. I run some different tests with different elevations and worked. Are you sure the bearing and distance were correct? What I have noticed is that changing the elevation does not make any difference on the position. I will report that! Thanks

Hi @Shiroka Thanks for the report. Added to our internal bug system. Regards

@Shiroka I confirm the bug. Not possible in DSL(1). Added to our internal bug system.

@lukeXIII Thanks for the report. Your report has been added to our internal system. Regards

@Shiroka Thanks for the report. I have been running some tests and I was able to drop 2 bombs in DSL from the symmetric station with a single pickle button. Would you be so kind to attach a track showing your issue? keep in mind that to do so, these conditions are met: - The two stations selected are symmetric. - The two stations selected are loaded with the same store type.

@Bog9y Thanks for the report. I add your report in our internal system as a new feature. Regards

@derfritz, Yes it will. This issue is already in our internal system so it will be looked. However, I am not sure about the priority since there are “mayor” issues that need to be fixed.

@Ramsay @Dave62ndFF I've been running some tests but I am not able to reproduce it. Do you still have that issue?

@Kappa Thanks for the report. This bug is confirmed. Added to the internal bug system. Regards

Hi @Nealius Thanks for the report. I am not able to reproduce your issue in MP. The empty tanks remain empty and with a 7.700 lbs of total fuel. Could you be so kind to attach a track experiencing the issue? In what server did you get that? Thanks

Hello guys, @MillKris @Milky991 Was this issue fixed with the latest updates?

Hi @Kappa, Thanks for the report. I will ask them about the reason why the elevation change does not change the offset position. Regarding the waypoint elevation, when you insert the elevation in feet, it makes the conversion to meters. So if you insert 1000 ft elevation you will get 304 m on the display.