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Yep, down. :cry:

Nice post Falcon.. :) oh sweet lookin swash plate!! :happy:

It's actually pretty simple.. A helicopter (w- tail rotor specificly) always requires constant attention to all 4 control axis. Done.

An outside perspective here.. Chill guys, I can see there's alot of confusion in the way the debate is expressed. Going in circles lol. Regarding the OP's question, I agree with Wokka. I'm no RL pilot but I know how to fly and sorry but he's right. (No swash plate relevance in this post!) No collective or rudder input during a coordinated turn. That is just plain funny..

No, one license per PC. You can't go installing on different PC's. eg- running a server from a separate PC will require another license/activation/product purchase.

Good Question. Generally I find auto-rotation fairly easy in the huey provided sufficient airspeed or altitude. Full "full-downs' are really hard, a little too hard imo aswell. In the track attached I tried 3 attempts, the first 2 I managed to successfully auto wo damage but nothing im happy with, the 3rd was a fairly low alt attempt :P Food for thought 0auto.trk

Low Rotor Rpm Warning, switch to the left of the fuel valve switch.

Ok.. but im sure i read (dcs related) that the huey force trim is connected to rudder. In the huey its quite easy to disconnect the rudder force trim as is done for some pilots as they prefer, some prefer to use no trim at all.

Since when? I must have missed something..

Yes because hes hasn't heard of DCS.. :D

Totally possible but depends on the person. With sound knowledge, good skill set and an understanding of the forces at play I don't see why not, we dcs'ers have a much better idea than most people getting helo lessons. lol

wow.. nice thread. lol... I think some of u folk need more stick time, flight hrs on the dcs forum dont count. ;)

DCS World -> Encyclopedia -> Buildings -> Restaurant1 = Palm Tree :noexpression: :music_whistling: Check it out :smilewink:

No file, memory. Like I said this happens to me when taking screen shots of the mission editor for example, my screen shots are black. The screen is captured to memory then u simply paste it in any photo editor.

I get this when taking screenies in the launcher. The image is being catured to mem, open MS paint and paste. :D

Abit of playing around in the Lua's should solve your problem. For example the fuel valve switch has one input to switch it on & off. Binding this to a 2 position switch means you need to flick the switch twice for it to switch in game once. Easily solved in your device Lua by adding the bolded text. " {combos = {{key = "JOY_BTN10"}, }, down = 3003, up = 3003, cockpit_device_id = 2, value_down = 0, value_up = 1, name = "Main Fuel Switch", category = "Pedestal"}, "

Press F9 to disable TrackIR, then mouse will work, well does for me.

The BS free air temp guage does actually work now & has for awhile, just like it should in the huey but no go. I just confirmed it again to b sure. So.. the huey temp gauge prob seems to be in the huey model not DCS world. Edit: " The Huey one doesn't." - sobek Ahh, thank you.

Front, Center & up a bit.. :)

I believe there is a genuine problems here, I noticed it in the Huey yesterday. I flew up to about 21k, no hypoxia but even stranger the free air temp never changed at all. Seems to me like the temp and pressures are not varying with altitude.

What a load of rubbish!! ;) If this were true we'd all be running around killing eachother for fun.. We fight when we feel the need to, just like any animal. Behavior is a result of the environment, humans are not violent "by nature". :)

Lol um, are you human? :huh:

Firstly I commend you for posting your feelings Swift. :smilewink: I must admit I have felt similar at times, although I've never felt guilty, similar thoughts have put a spoiler on the "fun factor". I think this is a good thing as long as your not stressed by it too much, shows maturity, being able to put yourself on both sides of the fence is a great tool in life. Makes it easier when you imagine its a battle between you and the international bankers :D or some other groups i wont mention :music_whistling: :thumbup:

The original Falcon 3.0 manual. :D Nice vid Ralfi, always enjoy :)