engine start with from cold&dark procedure
I load standard cessna, shut down, engine, battery and avonic
Load C130J
start GTC procedure
connect AC Bus and DC bus
Engine fuel enrichment auto
oil cooler flaps auto
aux pump on
engine succ pump on
ground speed button down
engine bleed Air valve Nr 3 open
throttle Nr3 air start
ground start button nr 3  press.
all boost tank pumps are on

but in all cases engine doesn't start

If I use Ctl+E engines starts no 4 no3 no2 no1 step by step without effects if fuel pumps are on or off

It seams to be a basic problem.
Are ther anybody with ideas?




Throttle nr 3

Sometimes it's easier to start the engines using the 2D panels (SHIFT+2 > Overhead panel (upper) button and  Throttle Quadrant panel) rather than the VC panels. Sometimes the engines start just by left clicking on the 2D Throttle Quadrant panel to move the condition levers to AIR START!

I set the Copilot AC Instruments Switch and AC instrument and Engine Switch, on the OH panel (lower), to the Essential AC Bus (yellow lines) once the engines are started, and I don't lose electrical power during my flights.

>>>The Condition Levers have to be in "Run" Position. This could be a bit fiddly, the lever has to be exact in postion - 1 mm above or under the engine won't start<<<<
I can confirm your observetion.
If I start in cold&dark the condition levers are in the feather position
If I touch the the levers they jump in the run position exactly.
I think this was a reason for engine start problems too

No problem man, two is better 

I observe that radar is inactiv at TCAS-position (no indication of outer flights) if I flight online at Vatsim

Strange problem you have. The problem have to be outside of the C-130. Maybe an other version of FSUPIC would help? It goes without saying that you also familiar with the uiautomationcore.dll? This file have to be in the root directory of FSX.

Furthermore it is obvious to run the FSX "as administrator".

Add this line electric_always_available=1 in the [electrical] section of the aircraft.cfg (if it is not already there).

[electrical]
max_battery_voltage=24
generator_alternator_voltage=28
max_generator_alternator_amps=60
electric_always_available=1
autopilot=0, 5, 17
avionics_bus=0, 10, 17
avionics=1, 5, 17
gear_warning=0, 2, 17
fuel_pump=0, 5, 17
fuel_transfer_pump = 0, 5, 17
light_nav=0, 5, 17
light_beacon=0, 5, 17
light_landing=0, 5, 17
light_taxi=0, 5, 17
light_strobe=0, 5, 17
light_panel=0, 5, 17

Having that there should prevent the loss of the avionics during the flight.