OK, I thought you had done some nifty panel remodeling. Will try this right away.Kind regards,Stephan Haas

OK, this worked out well. Now I need to get my monitor setup straightenend out (same resolution etc.). Kind regards,Stephan Haas

Received my GoFlight GF166A VRP today, just got done installing it.It took about 5 minutes, I've got it working as a nav and course selector. Works almost perfect, the only drawback being not able to switch between manual and auto mode on the GF panel. It's a blast turning a knob when tuning a frequency or course. It also switches frequencies automatically when auto mode is selected on the PIC panel. A bit pricy, it's 50 Euros cheaper in the US but still recommended.The front panel can easily be removed to give it that nice Boeing brown paint job.With a minimum amout of skill with a soldering iron one could remove the rotary, microswitches and led's from the ic board and fabricate a much smaller front plate.

Wkzzo, I notice that you have the CH Yoke I have been looking at for sometime, what do you think of it? Is it worth the $100?Drew Andersonhttp://www.dr3w.net/flightsim/

Yes its worth it ,I use it with ch usb rudder pedals ,this makes a great combo. Im using it under win xp pro and usb 2.0 ,its works excellent with no drivers needed.

Brilliant, where do you suggest I purchase it from? How do I attach it to my desk? Drew Andersonhttp://www.dr3w.net/flightsim/