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F16 - Clicking noise in cockpit

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    When in the cockpit there is a constant clicking sound, not sure what is causing it, happens from when turning the battery on. is this normal?

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      When in the cockpit there is a constant clicking sound, not sure what is causing it, happens from when turning the battery on. is this normal?

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      @bigtilleystyle Nope, should not happen. I have noted that some folks report this clicking noise on various airplanes, doesn't seem connected to the products themselves ( different developers etc ) but more to speakers, drivers or similar.

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        @bigtilleystyle Nope, should not happen. I have noted that some folks report this clicking noise on various airplanes, doesn't seem connected to the products themselves ( different developers etc ) but more to speakers, drivers or similar.

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        @dc1973 I will check out my settings and see if I can sort it. Thanks for the reply. Loving the F16, it's my new favourite aircraft.

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          @dc1973 I will check out my settings and see if I can sort it. Thanks for the reply. Loving the F16, it's my new favourite aircraft.

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          @bigtilleystyle
          If you are using something like the Honeycomb Alfa you may have left the starter switch in the on position (full clockwise)

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            @bigtilleystyle
            If you are using something like the Honeycomb Alfa you may have left the starter switch in the on position (full clockwise)

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            @stona I'm currently using the Logitech x56 and don't have anything mapped for the starter switch. I think what I'm hearing is actually normal as I have now heard it in a youtube video. Clicking may have been the wrong word to use to be honest, its more like an electrical system.

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              @stona I'm currently using the Logitech x56 and don't have anything mapped for the starter switch. I think what I'm hearing is actually normal as I have now heard it in a youtube video. Clicking may have been the wrong word to use to be honest, its more like an electrical system.

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              @bigtilleystyle
              Oh I think I know what you mean
              I think it's the fuel pump; you can only really hear it when the engine is off

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                @bigtilleystyle
                Oh I think I know what you mean
                I think it's the fuel pump; you can only really hear it when the engine is off

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                @stona Yes I think you are right and it makes alot of sense. The sound from my PC is run thought and amp and into a pair of bookshelf speakers, which might explain why I can hear it more than others.

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