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Hi everyone, I was flying with some friends a mission dated before the GPS (1990) and noticed some INS error, the TGT WP were 2.5Km off:

1 - Is INS error/deviation modeled?

2 - Is there a way to correct this deviation?

thanks

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15 hours ago, Red_Camarada said:

1 - Is INS error/deviation modeled?

2 - Is there a way to correct this deviation?

1) Yes
2) No, not yet.

Yes, this makes flying and navigating in GPS restricted conditions quite painful, especially on longer flights.

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Interesting, didn't experience this so far.

@QuiGonwhat kind of GPS restricted conditions would this be? I am not aware DCS has a kill switch for GPS reception.
I think the longest flight I had so far with the Apache was 3+ hours on the Syria map and there was no noticable drift.

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2 minutes ago, Rongor said:

Interesting, didn't experience this so far.

@QuiGonwhat kind of GPS restricted conditions would this be? I am not aware DCS has a kill switch for GPS reception.
I think the longest flight I had so far with the Apache was 3+ hours on the Syria map and there was no noticable drift.

There are two ways to disable GPS currently:
1) Set the mission date prior to 1994
2) Fly on non NATO coaliton and have the UNRESTRICTED SATNAV option disabled in the difficulty settings

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