Mugenjin

Without having the HSI page open. Anyway there doesn't seem to be a way to do it.

Exit radar ACM mode by unboxing ACM on the radar page or pressing the "Undesignate" button on the stick.

Noticed the same ingame. Only the bearing part from BRA seems to be wrong though and Bullseye appeared to be correct.

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Try the temp fix described here: https://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=232413

It's about the green marks in the top of the display. Possible azimuth scan settings are 20/40/60/80/140°. At 140° you can see the antenna scan fully from left to right. E.g. when set to 60° the scan will only go to the first mark either side of the center line.

They're talking about the labels at the top of the display "Azimuth 20/40 Deg Left/Right" which should be 30/60.

I only looked through the file but you're missing a "0" for chaff in prog 3: -- MAN 3 WVR Flares programs[ProgramNames.MAN_3] = {} programs[ProgramNames.MAN_3]["chaff"] = programs[ProgramNames.MAN_3]["flare"] = 1 programs[ProgramNames.MAN_3]["intv"] = 0.25 programs[ProgramNames.MAN_3]["cycle"] = 5 Perhaps this is causing the issue?

Thanks, I've been looking for this as well.

Start from carrier also breaks my tracks. Otherwise they work fine if you take off from an airfield and keep speed up below x4 ish.

The knobs are not bound by default but you can assign a key binding for it. Look for "UFC Comm 1 Channel Selector Knob".

Around 3:20 Qty is total, Mult is bombs per pulse.

A/P works fine here. Do you have a track? Have you checked whether this may be caused by the joystick (RAlt+Enter)?

Did you try pressing "U" when you're on the catapult?

I think it's a very simple proposition: Do I think that this plane will keep me engaged for literally hundreds of hours? And the answer to that question is easily yes. So 60$ (even 80$ for that matter) is actually on the cheap side when compared to other games in general. Judging by ED's past projects and updates on the F-18 I have absolutely no doubt that ED will deliver.