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When will work on BS3 start again? Because, as far as we know, they are suspended for an unknown time due to lack of strength. And here the AH-64 is unexpectedly announced?

I agree 100%, unfortunately the Harpoon is now a training weapon. AGM-64G gives better results.

A few months have passed, the Harpoon will be improved soon, unfortunately it is still useless. AGM-64 gives better results. I am not counting on a new damage model for ships, because it's probably a lot of work, but strengthening the destructive power of the shell is probably not that difficult? Please, gentlemen from ED, let us enjoy what is already here, because now these rackets are probably in the training version. It would be a great gift for the new "SEA" mode and finally these rockets would not be useless anymore. Please!

When will Ju88 be able to drop the bombs? It was mostly a bomber.

I confirm, I have an Nvidia card, I am watching yellow flashes on the Normandy map.

If this is correct, how do you change these monitors now? Or is it not changing anymore?

"Coolie Switch Down" "J" button with a short press switches the DDI positions. Now, for the A-10CII it doesn't work.

Unfortunately, after a few minutes of flight, DCS Bios Hub freezes and stops working.

Possible. Is there a way to fix this on the fly?

Arduino UNO after disconnecting from the COM port and reconnecting it connects to DCSBios and starts working. However, the Arduino Mega when I disconnect, you have to enter the new plane to start communication with DCS Bios on them.

For me, sometimes GBU-38 goes into the "Aborted" state. I can't go back to normal. What is a cause of it?

The same is true for the A-10C, you cannot select PRESET from 2 to 5. But it is already reported. https://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=287859

Occasionally MP DCS Bios HUB freezes during flight. Shows that there is a connection in progress but no data is being transferred. I have to go out and re-enter the mission to keep things working again. After replacing the plane, the Arduino UNO regenerates, but the Arduino MEGA unfortunately does not. So far I have noticed this problem on the A-10CII.

I'm using an even older, classic DCS Bios https://github.com/DCSFlightpanels/dcs-bios/releases. Will these libraries be updated? Do I have to use a "BIOS HUB"? Which means a lot of work to update files to Arduino.

DCS Bios for A-10C II requires a new Arduino library. Hope to come soon. If anyone knows something, write it.

I wonder what it will be like with DCS Bios, it will probably have to be made from scratch for the new module?

A small fix. Removing all "marker points" causes a touchdown on the runway. :)

A small fix. Removing all "marker points" causes a touchdown on the runway. The moment the wheels touch the runway, "mark points" are deleted. So there is no human interference when replenishing ammunition. I could understand it before, but now it becomes weird to say the least.

In an airplane such as the A-10C, markpoins can be passed on to others, check their coordinates and they do not automatically disappear from the computer's memory. I think the F-18 is not inferior, and it is nothing unusual. I have only given an extreme example, which may not be realistic, but it is possible.

Such data may be relevant to others. I just can't believe it disappears automatically without anyone's consent. Rather, such data is deleted by pilots or ground crews.

Yes, but the data from the on-board computer does not automatically disappear, because the pilot, for example, landed somewhere to refuel. Such a situation cannot be ruled out, especially during the war.

Because we lose all saved "markpoints" when refilling ammunition at the airport. There should be a way to save them somewhere or turn them into waypoints. Otherwise, the pilot is forced to search for targets again or to manually enter the coordinates. It's a bit troublesome when the pilot has to get back to the battlefield quickly. Where can I check the geographical coordinates of the markpoint?

Really Saved Marking of markpoints will be deleted when the plane is rearmed? The pilot ne can save them otherwise so as not to search the target again after replenishing ammunition? For example, attach it to a waypoint? It is doubtful that anyone would cause the pilot such difficulties during a combat flight.

One more note. Saved "mark points" are no longer visible on the SA as soon as it lands at the airport.

From the very beginning, there are problems with the export of the MFD in the F-18, letter size, line thickness, brightness. RWR export also leaves much to be desired. Without modifying the lua files, there is only a big green spot on the second monitor. https://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=242801 Nothing has changed in over a year, even new problems have emerged. This is clearly of low priority.