Hello, I use Stuka's Daimler Benz mod, which sounds the DCS BF 109-K like the original. www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/files/2113720/

Old School User thanks alot, i wasnt quite sure how to install it. Could you help me?

Old School User i indtalled it and it didnt work, i feel like i did something wrong

@@mlbatch DCS has changed something in the "how to" of installing mods, which is (for me) not clear at all, so don't ask me how and why in detail. I am NOT a modder but I am sure, it will become more clearly in future due to special tutorials of some of the DCS experts like the Grim Reapers and others, which are always extremly helpful for all DCS players like us. Keep in mind that this is a quick and dirty workaround. If something goes wrong, simply delete the DB605 folders from the installation paths below. 1. Extract the sound mod of Stuka. 2. Add the follow folder structures if not already exisit: C:\Users\[USER]\Saved Games\[DCS.openbeta]\Sounds\Effects\Aircrafts\Engines\DB605 and C:\Users\[USER]\Saved Games\[DCS.openbeta]\Sounds\sdef\Aircrafts\Engines\DB605 [USER] = Your user folder [DCS.openbeta] = Your version of DCS stable or open beta 2. Copy all "WAV" sound files from Stukas sound mod folder "Bf-109K4 IDB Mod 2.0" to C:\Users\[USERl\Saved Games\[DCS.openbeta]\Sounds\Effects\Aircrafts\Engines\DB605 3. Copy all "SDEF" files from Stukas sound mod folder "Bf-109K4 IDB Mod 2.0" to C:\Users\[USERl\Saved Games\[DCS.openbeta]\Sounds\sdef\Aircrafts\Engines\DB605 Keep in mind, that I intend only to change with this method the external engine sounds disreading the internal sound files, you have also copied, but it's easier to copy them all. (I think the internal sounds don't change.) If something does not work how it should be or goes totally wrong, simply delete both DB605 folders you did create in the path above. I hope, that helps you.