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I've printed mine and assemble it - it's looks great and feels good for plastic. Sadly I hit some wiring snags and couldn't be bothered to take it apart yet. I will do though! It's sitting next to my desk shaming me but I've got the full Spitfire gear already which works fine so I'm just slumming it with a single set of engine controls for now.

It might be worth the OP double checking his bindings by putting the controls on screen for his next takeoff. If they're fine - just show us the video of your next attempt and we can watch your inputs. I also crashed quite a few Mossies on takeoff but I've got a handle on it now. I'd say the Spit is harder.

It still needs fixing

Yep, definitely not panic time - but if I need to save up £2k for something decent then I'd like to know early! Pico4 looks interesting, thank you. I wonder if they'll do a DP version one day....

Ok, so I know we've got a few months until Windows moves up a version and WMR users become stuck on older windows versions but... If you are a Reverb owner, where will you go after WMR becomes legacy? I can't think of a headset with a compelling cost/performance that would tempt me from the Reverb G2 right now, which is a bit of a worry as I'd rather not spend money just to stand still! My personal feature list would include: At least 2160x2160 resolution per eye (can't see a good reason to go backwards from the G2) Integrated off-ear headphones (I love the immersion of off-ear audio) Wired/powered so that I don't need to charge it, or worry about WiFi setup/speeds/interference Inside out tracking (no base stations please) No light leakage 550g max weight And the wishlist: OLED panels Pancake lenses £800 max budget I don't care about: Hand Controllers AR Anything but DCS Is there anything out there that fits the bill? Or anything in the pipeline? I'm sure there are plenty of us G2/WMR users in the DCS space who are wondering about this.

Is this the SA-2 Brochure? (just kidding!)

To look at this another way, the inkblots hand an advantage to VR users in PvP servers.

Whether it's a feature, WiP or the new normal - it looks like crap.

I don't think the improved spotting works well in VR. I can now spot aircraft and boats from a huge distance and then when I get closer they disappear again until I'm much much closer. Firstly the huge spotting range seems unrealistic, secondly it's ugly - it looks like a flack burst or an inkspot. Finally the scaling seems to be off - assuming the intent is to give us a better chance to see a few more pixels at range and for that dot to grow into the 3D model as we approach. That isn't happening, there's a lull in the middle where the 3D model is really small and the target is basically invisible again. This is in a Reverb g2

I'm having trouble trying the new Voice stuff. When I enable the menu (L-Ctrl, L-Shift, Tab) I can't get the "White Blob" cursor on the panel, only the "Green Cross" and I can't click using the mouse. G2/WMR if it matters?

Will there be any default options for the most popular hardware? Unbinding multiple axes so you don't roll into the ground on takeoff is getting dull!

I have to agree - they do seem very uniform in colour too. Real Trees vary in colour both within themselves and compared to others. The map currently shows all trees of the same species as uniformly of the exact same shade. There needs to be some randomisation/gradients. Otherwise, I'm blown away by this map!

It's STUNNING, and the Mossie is the perfect sightseeing plane too

Frustratingly, Douglas doesn't seem to say what carburettors were fitted to the Merlin 25. The anti-g carbs (not the pressurised Bendix carbs which came later) were able to cope with both the lean and rich cut conditions and were definitely fitted to G-ASK which was the FB mkVI discussed in the report I linked above. Of course, that could have been a WW2 refit or a post-war modification.

It's stunning! Well done everyone, that was well worth 9 quid