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The sudden engine jam has been fixed internally, in that it shouldnt insta jam now, the water cooled warbirds are set to get the new cooling system after the Mossie is out. I havent seen the Dora be able to run max power for 75 mins without issue, I am looking into issues of running too low of power without plug fowling, it looks like that might not be in.

@ReflectedOk, so I was watching and trying your track (#3) again, and I noticed when you went into boost range, the MW pressure gauge was moving, if I took control, same, if I flew the mission on my own it was fine, so that is super odd, and perhaps a reason for engine issues there.

Its very bizarre, I can see the engine quit in the track, but taking control and trying to reproduce I cannot.

Thanks I'll take a look at the tracks.

Yeah if you get a track you know where to find me

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Well if you ever try it again, and experience the same thing, let me know, send me some tracks and I will investigate. Thanks.

As I am aware this was based on our research, its generally not a big deal unless your are flying a long time on low settings though, so it really shouldnt be an issue, just remember to give her a little extra gas from time to time. Thanks.

What setting exactly, I used 2100 for an entire fuel load and saw no issue.

Yeah I think its simple the stabilizer trying to stabilizer your movements, I am sure they just need to make it so it doesn't restrict the movements of the gun in regards to the gunner moving it.

I dont think anything is off the table as of yet, but when it will happen my be a little hazy right now.