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Yeah, I can move my eye position with right alt, right control, and then number keypad I think it is.

Master caution light does indeed come on. I fly 2d screen only. No trackir or VR. The EAC switch literally sits under the throttle handles, and the EAC caution light is behind the leg riser, or whatever it’s called, blocking my view of either one. I thought the master caution light came on because I had to re-load the DSMS weapons page. Now I know.

Indeed this was my problem. How long has this been implemented? I don’t recall ever having to reset the EAC switch before after I re-armed? Thanks to both of you very much! I suspected it had to be pilot error.

Easy to reproduce if someone would please check it out. Load up your A-10C II, take off, drop/shoot off some ordinance, return, refuel and re-arm, take off again and the auto pilot isn’t working anymore. Noticed this after the most recent update. Unless something is being turned off or reset during the rearm/refuel process, I don’t know what’s going on?

Try using cursor from the ground radar, not the TGP. This works for me almost all the time. INS loses its accuracy if you are pulling high G’s or violent maneuvering.

Good call! Thank you sir, that was it! I thought I was going crazy.

Having the same problem here. I can get the sparrows working in the practice mission, but when I try in my own mission, the sparrows de-select when I turn on master arm. Aim-9’s work fine. I don’t get what I’m doing wrong?

A-G mode, ground radar, CZ (curser zero), I think it’s below snowplow. Works for me when I have INS drift. Sounds like that’s what’s happening to you.

Has anybody noticed if this has been addressed in the latest updates?

Another great resource for most all aircraft in DCS. https://chucksguides.com

Couple of years old, but but still very informative.

No change for me either……

Ahhhhh, Maybe that explains why the Spitfire has no internal lighting as well.

Yes, it is on the Syria map as well. That is where I noticed it. Clouds seem to be affected also. Latest OB update.

I’m glad I’m not the only one seeing this. I would describe it as a sort of “banding” in the distance.