Mikkall Posted May 30, 2013 Posted May 30, 2013 I can't get JTAC to work, ever. Seen a a couple of training videos on Youtube... doing everything right I think. Tried both "easy" and normal comms Tried turning off Allied Reports I've never gotten a JTAC to respond. Known issue? I have not applied the NATO.lua that was posted a awhile back... does it still work? Any help would be appreciated. Mike :mad:
Biggles07 Posted June 4, 2013 Posted June 4, 2013 (edited) I can't get JTAC to work, ever. Seen a a couple of training videos on Youtube... doing everything right I think. Tried both "easy" and normal comms Tried turning off Allied Reports I've never gotten a JTAC to respond. Known issue? I have not applied the NATO.lua that was posted a awhile back... does it still work? Any help would be appreciated. Mike :mad: My first thought was that you were perhaps not using FM frequency...But I don't even know if that is necessary with 'easy comms' settings (never used that). Given that you can hear allied reports, we at least know a radio is on hehe. :) Are you certain you are pressing whatever you have designated as 'Hotas MIC Switch Aft' in order to be on FM frequency? If you have not designated something as such, then that may be the problem. It may also be that you are not on the correct frequency number for the JTAC you are trying to contact? (Usually 30-33 FM). Some more info would be handy, like does it happen in airborne starts too (just wondering if you are trying to 'cold start' the Hog and perhaps not turning the radios on properly). The switch is black on the FM panel and called 'frequency mode dial', and must be set to TR (transceive...meaning you can both transmit and receive) on the left panel slightly to your rear. You will know its the FM panel as the default number setting is 30.000. Hope this helps, sorry if you know this already and that's not the problem. Good luck. :) Edited June 4, 2013 by Biggles07 ♫ ' Papa was a hairy mole.....Wherever he dug a den was his home ' ♫
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