Neil Gardner

Ah yes, will check that. But what I meant was that they are not showing up in DCS. I have to put it direct into the computer before it shows up.

Hi i wondered if anyone might be able to tell me why Thrustmaster Warthog HOTAS is not showing when put through new USB 3.0 Hub Powered RSHTECH 24W 7 Port USB 3 Data Hub Aluminum Portable USB Splitter with Individual On/Off Switches and 12V/2A Power Adapter? Bit if a mouthful but I thought I’d put the full title. Thanks. Neil.

Thank you for responding

I am a big fan of the JF17, it burst on to the scene out of the blue and from the outset it had loads of features. DEKA are to be congratulated on all of that. I do have a bit of gripe though. Are you intending to improve the cockpit textures? - most of which are fine but, for example, the throttle mount seems a bit sub par and incomplete and textures on various aspects, for instance back left if you are seated in the cockpit. thanks NeilG

That worked for me thank you

There have been some nice pics on Twitter recently, together with the Falklands scenery and a beautiful looking Lightening (tge one the RAF were flying in the 70’s and 80’s), so who knows.

I wonder if I could ask how much of the work that goes into making a model like this for another platform can be transferred over when undertaking a project like this. I have another IFE MB339 and there will be much greater functionality in this model than the one I've already got. I wonder if that functionality will work its way back as well.

I cant rightly remember where I saw it, and I could be completely wrong, but can someone confirm that TG are hoping to release in Q2 next year?

Thanks guys, I will try what you have both suggestedl

HUD difficult to see. I do find the HUD difficult to see. Is there any way of altering the depth of shade or even the colour altogether like with the VRS F18? Any advice appreciated. Thanks Neil.

When I went on the site it seemed like everything was out of stock.

Excellent, very encouraging.

I think you are absolutely right and its great to have someone like Bonz on board. I think that developers these days are the victims of their present exceptional abilities which, speaking as someone who once upon a time 'flew' FS2000 models, produce a level of visual quality, technical capability and general fidelity that is absolutely wonderful. There then follows a degree of expectation that is thoroughly unreasonable. $70 models are never going to be perfect and when you consider the thousands, perhaps millions, spent on military training simulators and even they are not perfect, then you realise you'd be foolish to expect anything else.

Good man!

I don't know if you would be allowed to answer the following question but I'm going to ask it anyway because I value your estimation. 'Is it looking good?'