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When testing ARK-UD when I press test button the needle on UGR-4UK indicates about 140°-160° not 180°±10° as it should be. Find out after cold start on Syria map, than tested from hot start on Caucasus and Syria map. Third time on Caucasus map this test was about 3 degrees out of bounds. Quote from provided manual: Mi-8_ARKUD_Test.trk Mi-8_ARKUD_Test_Syria.trk

I have spent a multitude of hours researching how I can try to edit the avionics and flight model of the CJS Super Hornet. Alas, I have had little to no success. I’m at a loss right now, and I would really appreciate some help. I know little to nothing about coding or computers, so this is all very confusing to me. From all my research, I found that the player flight model for the hornet (also used by the CJS Super Hornet) is a professional flight model. This PFM is a .DLL file and is encrypted. I heard the avionics are also encrypted (probably also in a DLL file [i never found it so I wouldn’t know]). Can someone help? I got DCS for my 15th birthday in July, and I found the Super Hornet a while ago. I just really want to make the flight model more like a Super Hornet. If someone knows how to edit these DLL files(idk if that’s legal. Is it?) please teach me. Or maybe if someone knows how, you could edit it for me I suppose? Maybe a developer could help me, someone with knowledge and authorization? Please, I just really want this. I know the Hornet and Super Hornet are really similar, but I love the little details. I love small changes that make each aircraft different, even if it’s two variants of the same aircraft. I love dogfighting, and I’ve heard of the AoA and slow speed performance of the Super Hornet being even better than the Legacy Hornet. I’d love to experience that. I don’t intend to sell or pirate the DLL files or anything. I know they took years of research and development, and I deeply revere that dedication. I would never steal that work. I’m not trying to pay anyone for this, and I don’t expect someone to help. I’m not entitled to help. However, I just wanted to reach out and see if I can find the right person who wants to help me. All I want is to fly the Super Hornet with my little brother and my friend. Please help, I’m out of ideas. Also, if anyone does help, here are the changes I would love to see: Decreased RCS to around 0.1-0.5 m2 (I think it’s in the .lua but I’ll put it in just to be safe) Increased radar detection range. (The AN/APG-73 did 60nm, but the AN/APG-79 does 80nm; I can detect a plane sooner than Legacy Hornet can) More consistent Radar STT lock (DCS Legacy Hornet loses STT lock a lot; appears to almost be intermittent at times) Increased thrust (to emulate increased subsonic acceleration) Better AoA performance (Legacy Hornet flew at max 35o AoA; Super Hornet allegedly has higher max AoA; 20% better seems like a good estimate) Increased lift (Better slow speed characteristics; more control at low speeds; 20% better seems good) Increased pitch rate (Nose pitches up or down quicker and with more control; maybe 7o faster) Increased survivable G load (requires higher G-force to break wings off airframe) (If I over-explained, I’m sorry. I just don’t know if I used the right aviation terms and want to make sure I’m understood properly)

TL;DR JAT-FOX1/3 will give Launch warning regardless of F-14 Radar status. This only applies to F-14. No other modules(F-16,F-18,F-15C) have this issue. out of context : If launched in TWS, jammed middle of tracking, AIM-54C will automatically change to HOJ and keep guiding itself. This does not give Missile warning until Pitbull range or 2~3nm. This video is Test summary. (Video is processing)

1. With the datalink, FCR correlates jamming targets. Gives full track information to FCR, DLZ/a-pole also works. 2. With / Without datalink, TWS/RWS-SAM gives ability to employ amraam HOJ without STT. are those intended(or realistic) behavior? 3. FCR correlates jamming targets with datalink when bugged even if datalink is turned off(MIDS-LVT off). This looks like bug. Honeycam 2024-08-20 17-53-23.mp4