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Hi guys - it's the self-confessed resident forum thicko here!

Ok so I'm VERY new to DCS and following the DCS Cold Start Tutorial for the F18. I only get to about the fourth step (I think) but I follow the instructions explicitly but the left and right DDIs (monitor things) won't turn on. Like I said, I'm following the instructions, turn on the DDis, set the DDIs to Day Running, turn up the brightness controls for both but they remain blank! I just can't get any further. Can anyone help please?

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Patience is your friend in this case 🙂.  Your engines will need to spool up so the generators can provide power to light them before the come on.

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And if you aren´te doing it, turn up the right engine first and as stated wait until engine energize the systems and hydralics.

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Well guys, after about a total of 4 hours yesterday and 2 hours today and tearing my hair out, I decided to turn on NUM LOCK and this has sorted the problem!!!

Many thanks for your help/replies. Until I did this, the engine RPM was stuck on 31%. Turned on NUM LOCK and RPM started climbing!

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