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Hulkbust44

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  1. Did you initially talk to Marshall for the approach? Mobius708
  2. Sorry mate, you're going to have to explain that differently. Mobius708
  3. HACQ is 10nm, LACQ is up to 40nm. No reason that LACQ can see to 40 everywhere but the HUD. It acts like it's HACQ when LACQ is selected. Mobius708
  4. Pretty sure it's much earlier than that, last I tested it was sometime in 1986 Mobius708
  5. The drift is definitely modeled, actually *I we modeled* when in NAV. Mobius708
  6. Just toggle it with the RECEE/Event mark "switch." I do it all the time. I use to just turn the JHMCS off since I had the axis bound, not a good idea anymore... Mobius708
  7. Not to be that guy, but have you tried aomg press? I usually hold it for a second or to. Mobius708
  8. We've all have forgotten to set priority to the HARM before... Mobius708 For the second part, did you have HARM ORD boxed or unboxed? Mobius708
  9. This is certainly correct and definitely worked before. Mobius708
  10. You're going to need to post a track for a bug report. Mobius708
  11. Well RAID is scanning around the L+S, and as such you can't change the L+S in RAID. What you probably want is the expanded view function labeled EXP in the bottom left of the format. Mobius708
  12. With a GMT STT the mav should slave to the GMT designation once uncaged. If this is what the issue is with it being wildly off or something, post a track so ED can investigate. With a TGT designated you can not slew the maverick. Mobius708
  13. Well the HUD is messed up because you didn't complete your INS alignment. Hence, the LDDI advisories. (INS ATT - inertial navigation system attitude error, INS DEGO - inertial navigation system degraded.) Mobius708 Once airborne, to fix your INS alignment, if the mission date is after 1986, turn the INS knob to IFA for in flight alignment. You can monitor the status on the HSI. It will take about ten minutes. Mobius708
  14. Lmao, a "five minute fix"... Do you know anything about software development? This would probably be one of the least useful things for DCS to have atm. Remember, over 70% of the player base is strictly single player. (Which is ridiculous) ED certainly isn't going to prioritize something like this, especially since it would require SRS to be meaningful. I would prefer to have transmission indications cue with SRS, but that's not happening anytime soon. Mobius708
  15. Designation of a waypoint with WPDSG on the HSI. Mobius708
  16. 2. Yes, on the HMD format unbox BLANK. Mobius708
  17. Yes, it is by far the best multirole DCS NATO aircraft. It is very very capable in DCS compared to everything else, and she's definitely not finished. Definitely a must have. Mobius708
  18. Turn on the system, below the AMPCD. Set the switch to on/bypass. If on you must set up the CMS on the EW format. In bypass the countermeasures switch independently drips a pair off chaff or flare depending on the dispense switch position. Mobius708
  19. With a high b-sweep as you would have with narrower azimuths, you also have cycling PRFs if set to interleaved. With the combination of these I don't see why a missile wouldn't be picked up by the radar, except at extreme ranges. The speed of the missiles also help as they have a much larger and easy to identify doppler shift. Mobius708
  20. Nothing you've said yet has made logical sense. Mobius708
  21. Wtf are you in about? You just contradicted yourself... Mobius708
  22. So in that case it is still not supported by the aircraft if it retains the initial target. They were saying that you could like overide the guidance to prevent a Mad-dog missile. Mobius708
  23. What, do you think every missile is built the same? Mobius708
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