hello folks i have been flying the trotter and it is a great add on, glad i bought it.i have been reading the manual and getting the hang of tis plane.the plane is a beauty to fly, and so im building my sim around it.what im needing to know is the setup to use reverse thrusters.i have a full set up or most of it anyway.Ch yolks and quadrant , with two Go flight moduals, the gf-mcp and thegf 166a.also running a six monitor set up with a second com to run the extra software , radar con, flightsim commander etc.im needing to know how to set up reverse thrusters on the ch throttle quadrant.or is that possible, im wanting to engage it when landing.can someone help me on that, i have most of the set up as far as axis , like flaps , trim engine throttles etc.Thanks.Robert

hello folks i have been flying the trotter and it is a great add on, glad i bought it.i have been reading the manual and getting the hang of tis plane.the plane is a beauty to fly, and so im building my sim around it.what im needing to know is the setup to use reverse thrusters.i have a full set up or most of it anyway.Ch yolks and quadrant , with two Go flight moduals, the gf-mcp and thegf 166a.also running a six monitor set up with a second com to run the extra software , radar con, flightsim commander etc.im needing to know how to set up reverse thrusters on the ch throttle quadrant.or is that possible, im wanting to engage it when landing.can someone help me on that, i have most of the set up as far as axis , like flaps , trim engine throttles etc.Thanks.Robert

Robert,If you are want to be able to enable thrust reversers on an axis you will need to purchase a registered version of FSUIPC. I would highly recommend that you disable controllers within FSX settings and use FSUIPC exclusively for axis a button programming for FSX.http://secure.simmarket.com/pete-dowson-fsuipc4.phtml

Thanks for the reply, and yes i have a registered copy of fsuipc, i just never had the chance or never really used it to its full advantage.it some times seem to get complicated at times , but i guess i will get to learning to its fullest.i will just havw to read the manual , and do some test flying.Thanks.Robert