Adding to this, I believe the tachometer and the exhaust gas temp. gauge both roll in the wrong direction. Also, down elevator, left aileron and left rudder cause the warning indicators on the Pilot's right hand side to activate.

It is in fact not a bug. iirc the devs said it couldn't be classified as a bomb so it doesn't activate the bombing reticle nor the bombing computer.

A) when using manual fire due to limitations the radar scope can't change itself, B) It might not be possible to use the targeting scope as a pilot but I can't recall.

I agree. In reality the mines were capable of dispatching soldiers easily, though not outright killing them. The current toe poppers barely scratch whoever stepped on them. Even if you lie down on one, it doesn't do anything.

Present on both (B,C) variants. Could be Arma limitations?

It does take damage from the sides and front though. I've shot down a few that way. The engine is quite resilient, so it does take quite a few well placed shots.

In T158488#2189210, @Sydney_Wolff wrote:

There is no requirement for the radar to be on to fire the sidewinder, it's firing and acquisition circuits are disconnected from the radar system, the radar track can be handed off to the missile seeker on later models, but it's not necessary for launch, it has it's own onboard sensors.

Effect no longer appears on suits after release.

For the record, this effect is visible with most if not all new suits.

Alright, thanks. Hasn't been happening lately.

Bloody good show! I'm afraid I may have gotten something from them, though that is unlikely. Thank you for the rapid response!

@Geez Sorry to bother, but I'm pretty sure @scincare466 shouldn't have put that link there.

Neat little trick, but not exactly what I was meaning. It feels a bit backwards to have to set something in the shortcut to be able to load the right thing.