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supa325

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  1. My DED brightness was maxxed and I tried Day/Auto/Night dimming switch. Some pages were displayed, others not. But I'll will try to w/o mods and reinstall if that doesn't work. Thanks for your responses. Edit: Did the slow repair (learned something new...), and that solved my problem. Thanks again!
  2. STPT, Cruise, and List>6, Comm1, Comm2 are still working, but there's no "Homepage" or other pages like Time, or List. I can hit List, then 6 and the INS page is there, but you can't see the different list options.
  3. Thanks for the input (pun intended). I'll give it a try and come back with results, in case anyone in the future has the same issue.
  4. A few weeks back, I happened to find a home made A-10C Electric Panel wired to a Arduino Nano. I also have an old landing gear handle that I've been wanting to wire up, but has been a bit overwhelming. So I find this panel, wired, and cheap. I buy it thinking the hard part is done, and I can reverse engineer how this person physically hooked it up. I get arduino started, I follow the online instructions and assign a couple of switches and upload it successfully to my nano. But, DCS Bios "Virtual Cockpit" doesn't turn green. I've tried to add DCS bios automatically and also copy-paste to my Export.lua. And the right Com port is connected in Bios Bios is installed in C:, Beta is in C:/Users/.../SavedGames and also E: This is my test code uploaded into Arduino for my F-16 #define DCSBIOS_IRQ_SERIAL #include "DcsBios.h" DcsBios::Switch2Pos gearHandle("GEAR_HANDLE", 9); DcsBios::Switch2Pos airRefuelSw("AIR_REFUEL_SW", 8); DcsBios::Switch2Pos storesConfigSw("STORES_CONFIG_SW", 4); void setup() { DcsBios::setup(); } void loop() { DcsBios::loop(); }
  5. God, its aggravating when someone has a similar problem that I might be having and doesn't explain how or what was the fix.
  6. I'll check it out, I just didn't see any Tacan channel attached to the Tarawa in the brief or any of the .lua files, but I probably wasn't looking hard enough in the .lua files. Thanks for the reply
  7. I'm trying Crisis in PG solo missions; I downloaded and installed the Viper and Harrier versions, and tried the Harrier first. The problem I'm having is that I can't find the Tarawa tacan. It gives an ICLS channel 13 in the briefing, but that doesn't 'click' when I try to use it in either the TCN or AWLS. Is there a fix you can recommend? Thanks for your help and work.
  8. I think it's a simpler problem; I checked out the F10 map and didn't see any a/C that could fit the AWACS role, so my guess is that it didn't spawn in those chapters. The JTAC or AWACS, both of which are broadcasting off VHF stations.
  9. Yea I'm manually entering the frequency, I'm putting the frequency in the presets and using the presets, and I'm programming the frequency in the presets and punching in the actual preset, 124.00 in ch3 and hitting 3, ENT. Like every combo in the DCS and TO manual
  10. I've noticed this in the F-16 that I can't communicate with anyone in missions that are transmitting over VHF. At first, I thought it was something that I was doing when I was setting up my own missions in M.E., but this is happening in Georgia Hammer also. I'm using a Warthog throttle and have UHF programmed down and VHF programmed up, and have no problem with UHF. Am I the only one, or is this a known bug? Thanks for any help.
  11. Thanks Sokol. I'll keep searching. And saving up, haha
  12. What search terms did you use to find the gear handle? I don't necessarily need a tornado handle, but I have tried a6, f4, f14, anything that is retired and I have found squat that isn't a made by revel and 1:28 scale
  13. Sorry if I wasn't clear, my question is in regard to the elevator trim and the calculations giving different results to the trim on the tote board. I understand the aileron and rudder are always 0.
  14. I'm reading up on the VSTOL syllabus (NAVAIR 00-08T-11), and Chapter 8 Launch and Departure Procedures says this: Does anyone have that reference info? In the DCS training it always to put 2 degrees nose down, which I'm sure is a good average, but I would like to be able to be as precise as possible on the carrier
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