Perfesser

Air combat wasn't taught very well by the Allies at the start of the war.

Been trying to think of these guys for a few days, finally got it. http://www.mdgdirect.ca/ Sort of a chain store but with more custom stuff. They build it on the spot, not order a pre-made system. You choose options, upgrades. Southern Ontario

My Passat TDI wagon has room for 5 plus luggage, tows 1000lbs of trailer, has 265 ft/lbs of torque(like a V8) and gets 45 miles per imperial gallon. 6.7 liters per 100km. Not some specs in a commercial, real life average over the 4 years I've owned it. I guess I better watch my back.

Anytime I'm looking for free programs I go here first. Everything is Kim approved as working and free of spyware. This is the video section of downloads. http://www.komando.com/downloads/categories.aspx?cat=Video

You can get the .50's but you're limited to no passenger and half fuel. No ammo for the .50's either, sorry.

I made a new Freetrack rig. Had to try these 5.1 headsets so I got a model I could mount the LED's right on easily. A bit of tweaking and they're perfect. I used a couple of those plastic lines they put on paintball guns that always leak. I found something they are good for. Just the right combination of stiffness and flexibility. You can't see the top one in the pic but it's very short, maybe 2-3 inches. Bottom 2 are 8" and I can barely see them in my peripheral vision. The headphones were crushing my ears after an hour so I had to put some weatherstripping foam on(had to sew it on in a few places to keep it there) to space em out a bit.

If it's the one called UBI-fix I think it's supposed to fix a loading error in the UBI download version where it hangs at 5% or 60% if my aging memory servers......

Sometimes this is caused by the bearings wearing out in the HD. If it's making unusual noises, this is probably the problem. If it all goes bad and you can't read from the disk you can (as a last resort) tighten up the shaft bearings by putting the HD in a plastic bag, and putting it in the freezer overnight. Get it in the machine and get your data off before it warms up fully and gets sloppy again.

Ammo recall. http://www.theonion.com/content/video/manufacturer_recalls_hollow_point

Wow, we have a pair of 110's for mission 24 (assuming they allow that loadout). I do notice the 110 does yaw a lot though. Still, it would be worth trying it out.

Any time I have a unusual reboot or game crash almost the first thing I do is hit the CPU and GPU heat sinks and fans with compressed air, PSU as well. Doesn't take much dust at all or much of

Thanks Cuda, I did look in the vault but didn't see it in the tracks section. Is it there or

Great stuff Squawk. This is the G1 version with the BK3.7 pods (and only 12rpg) so if you had the D5 before you're not going to do it...... The Bf110 can get the same gun (single), dunno if it's available to us. I do notice with the 110 that when the rest of your guns are gone the 3.7 is still banging away, must be more ammo.

Case:

The Typhoons may not have done that much damage to tanks but they contributed so much to keeping the German transport off the roads during daylight that they were well worth having. The Spit pilot I was talking to praised them highly saying they saved the butts of ground troops often. When they appeared in the sky the Germans went to ground. As for Hollywierd, I think all has been said that needs to be.

$20 is cheap enough to gamble on. Once you do have it I would go ahead and try to fix the original. You have a good electronics supply place right in town and have nothing to loose.

The Ubi-fix patch is supposed to fix loading problems with the Ubi download version(if you got that one). And anytime I go to desktop with Alt-Tab I have problems. Windows key always works.

LOL And I thought I was going too far with the setup. I'm impressed and inspired Crash, Sid.

So.... really you don't want to attach them to the floor, you want to attach them to your chair. Screw the pedals on to a base that is wide, wider than your chair so your feet don't get tangled. Attach some kind of cord to the base with a hook on the end, once you get settled in your chair, reach down and hook the cord on the shaft above the wheels of your chair. You can push as hard as you want and never move. Rubber would be best for a bit of give so you don't destroy the pedals. A pair of wide bungee cords would work great, they have a hole at one end to screw onto the plywood and a hook on the other. Might be awkward if the doorbell rings though. And if they ever break ..... POW. You are gonna hit the back wall at 20kph. Concussion, twisted neck from your headphones.... Explain THAT to the insurance company.

Whenever you do a campaign in DCG you know the message you get saying "replace D-gen with DCG?" I suspect that is what happened. It's in there somewhere, dunno how to get it working again though.

Check your ISP home site. Mine offers an F-secure online scan through their website. I haven't had a virus scanner installed on my computer for years. Firewall yes, spyware yes.

DCG replaces the in-game(D-gen) one. Did you install DCG and then delete it? This is the help page for the third party DCG. http://www.lowengrin.com/content.php?article.cat.8

The CH's I used to have needed a wedge for the right angle. Saitek's don't need the wedge for me. I put a big book between them and the wall but I think I'll just drive a couple of screws through mounting holes and the carpet into the floor. I push em all over the place. I have the tension to max and like Snako still lean on them too much, always skidding the wrong way.