Trim rudder one notch down.. trim rudder right until the First R in rudder is pointing straight up, boost up to eight and dance on the rudders,,, if you need a hand I can host give you some TS details and talk you through it
Red
I know there was a problem with laser range.. if you fire at the target from 15miles and fly towards the the target and get under 8-10 miles you will hit the target, but if you fly away from the target the Mav will fly to the end of the laser beam and explode or swerve to follow the end of the laser beam.. I think the laser only works 8-10 miles out
There a vid on utube explaining it, but can’t find it at the moment
Red
Ive had the lock break on me, the only way I’ve found to reastiblish the lock is to slew the Mav seeker head to lock on again, fairly easy if it’s on autopilot, but if not it goes all over the place
Once you pick up first target using LSt and drop your first GBU, you then need to press NWS button to cancel target, and then search for new lased target, hope this helps
If your target is on a waypoint, Autopilot on and just as the above post says, slew down the Tpod, you will see the indicator jump all over the place on the hud but once it hits the ground it will stabilise . I’ve spotted targets 30 miles away if you know roughly where they are
Problem solved...was a joystick calibration problem, with my ch throttle all the way back it wasn't in the "gate" re calibrated and all is working fine, amazing such a little thing can cos so much frustration..(sure ive heard the wife saying the same thing)
Thanks for all your help guys
Red
Move the parking brake forwards so you can move the throttle
If it's not starting up then move the throttle cutoff that's on the throttle (Near where the parking brake is)
And put the throttle back to idle and push it forwards.
After it starts click the throttle cutoff again to put it back so you don't accidentally shut down the aircraft when you lower the throttle beyond certain point
Ive got that bit and it still wont start
Red