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Same here.

Thanks for all of the help everyone. "Rudel_chw" hit it on the head. I disabled all of my current extra mods and the Bronco OV-10A worked like a champ. Now to go back and add the mods one by one to find the culprit. Gunna take some time.

I am using DCS 2.7.18.30348 Open Beta and every time I try a to use any mission that includes the Bronco OV-10A, DCS does a hard crash at the end of the mission load. I have disabled the NC430 modules that many have suggested, however, nothing seems to work. I am stumped. I have even done a repair, including removing extra files. I am attaching the crash logs. Any help is appreciated. Oh, running Win 11 on an AMD Ryzen 9 3900x with 64 GB memory and an RTX 3080 12Gb video card. dcs.log-20220928-165846.zip

I do not know if this has been suggested, but it would be very helpful if the DCS programmers could make a couple of additions and changes to the "Options" menu. Specifically, the ability to rename the buttons on the "SYSTEM" tab currently named "Custom1, Custom2 and Custom3 and the ability to move the columns on the "CONTROLS" tab. Being able to move the user's device columns to the order of placement would be of great help.

Check to see if you have the VSN_F105 aircraft mod installed. I had the same issue that is being reported and when I removed the mod, everything worked perfectly. The mod is located in Saved Games > DCS.openbeta > Mods > aircraft folder.

I have to agree with you. Would be nice if we could at least have an "English" version update to add to saved Games like there is for the A-9 Dora FW190D9 Deluxe v1 Cockpit textures ENGLISH (digitalcombatsimulator.com)

I too am confused. I just received my CM3 last week and have been scrambling to get things setup. The two scroll wheels on the throttle (Left buttons 2-3 and the right buttons 15-16) are useless as they are setup out of the box. Even changing them to "EncoderScroll" doesn't help. I believe that it is possible to change these to a virtual axis, however, I am mystified on how to do it. I would like to use the left scroll wheel for RPM settings in WWII aircraft. Right now I am using the left throttle axis for single engine planes. What am I gonna do for the Mossie? Does anyone have a suggestion?

Here is a link to the Grim Reapers YouTube video on how to do it:

As a Windows Insider, I too have been using Windows 11 for the past few months and have had no issues whatsoever.

Simply go to the "Downloads/User Files" section of the DCS website and do a search for "T16000M". It will display all of the available profiles that users have uploaded. Generally, the downloaded ZIP profile will have a "xxx_stick.diff.lua" file that you can then place in your "Saved Games\DCS\Config\Input\[aircraft]\joystick" folder. Hope this helps.

You might want to try having them "fold" the wings during start-up and then "unfold" during taxi to the runway. That would give them something extra to do.

Agree!

I confirmed this issue. It's exactly as stated.

Is anyone else having difficulty with the GMT mode of the new radar update in DCS Beta? I've been testing it using BMPs and T-72s moving at 7nm and it won't detect any of them. The SEA mode works great, just can't get the GMT mode to work.

I understand and agree. However, isn't there some way that this bug can get reported and fixed? The actual file names in DCS are separated. Should be an easy fix.

I understand the reason and about the difference. However, what if you create a mission where the aircraft begin in the air and not on the ground? Shouldn't there be an option in the "comms" section to toggle between the two if needed? Maybe a setting in the Mission Editor to chose between the two?