Flight 1 DC-9 questions - Mach Indicator

[Guest CYOW_pilot]

In general I am quite enjoying the Flight 1 DC-9, but on a recent "test" flight I noticed two things that didn't work properly.First, the Mach Trim Inop light on the annunciator panel is always on. I am pretty sure I followed the checklist but it never went away on the whole trip. Anybody else see this?Second, on the ASI/Mach Indicator, the Mach band never moves and consequently is quite useless as a Mach indicator. For example, cruising at FL310, RAT -50 and IAS 300 knots, the mach indicator read something like 0.60 when it should have read about .75 or .76. The band never moved against a constant IAS during the climb or descent. I have flown real aircraft with this type of indicator (though many years ago) and know that something is not right here.I checked Flight1's web site but they don't really have a place for tech support (that I could see) so I will post the questiond and observation here.Anybody else noticed these two things?Just the same, good fun to fly it around (once you figure out that damn pressurization / air conditioning system!).Kevin in CYOW

[Guest Jeff S KDTW]

Kevin,Here is the support forum http://www.simforums.com/forums/ , which should hopefully help you. :-)BTW, I just did a search at that forum for "mach" and found out that this may be a known issue. Flight1 will most assuredly have it fixed shortly.Regards,http://mywebpages.comcast.net/jsnyder99/sigs/blackname.jpg

[Guest CYOW_pilot]

Thanks for the link Jeff.Kevin