Laxxor Posted November 2, 2024 Posted November 2, 2024 (edited) harrier, gazelle, viggen producing unintelligible transmissions. The sound is either muffled like through a pillow or an effect like excessive gain. Multiple people on our server have observed this, in both comms between the same module and differing modules. Oher modules that use the same radios (eg i think a10-cII uses arc210 as does the harrier) is not effected by the issue, from TX perspective, but IS able to detect the flawed TX of the harrier. Edited November 2, 2024 by Laxxor 1
gmangnall Posted October 30 Posted October 30 On 11/2/2024 at 5:25 PM, Laxxor said: harrier, gazelle, viggen producing unintelligible transmissions. The sound is either muffled like through a pillow or an effect like excessive gain. Multiple people on our server have observed this, in both comms between the same module and differing modules. Oher modules that use the same radios (eg i think a10-cII uses arc210 as does the harrier) is not effected by the issue, from TX perspective, but IS able to detect the flawed TX of the harrier. I have the same...however I have fudged a fix by adding a 100w radio. It means it's not integrated into the UFC and I need to manually type in the radio freq...however it's crystal clear 1
Laxxor Posted Monday at 12:08 PM Author Posted Monday at 12:08 PM (edited) On 10/30/2025 at 2:16 PM, gmangnall said: I have the same...however I have fudged a fix by adding a 100w radio. It means it's not integrated into the UFC and I need to manually type in the radio freq...however it's crystal clear Agree, however there is a caveat to this practice. Some modules (gazelle, vigen, phantom to name but 3) fail to honor DCS in-game VOIP PTT mappings.. meaning that in some modules you can add all the radios you want, but you cant actually use them... Edited Monday at 12:10 PM by Laxxor
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