July 13, 200916 yr I spent about 6 hours this weekend flying around on short-haul trips (about 1 hour each way) and I have a couple of questions: Is it possible to use the second radio stack? I was always using the first one and was wondering how to get number 2 to work? I was wondering what the test switch does on the NAV section of the radio stack. A hand appears but I have no idea what happens when I push it? There is a traffic button on the EFIS panel and when I push it I get a circled section on the display. What purpose does this serve? I would push the waypoint button on the EFIS panel and nothing would appear. I would go from 40 to 80 miles on the scale and then all the waypoints would appear. I then switch back to 40 miles and they are all there. Why did they not appear the first time? At night the bright switch on the overhead panel seems to be too bright and you loose the actual switches/knobs in the light. Is there a rheostat or is it all or nothing on the lights? I would occasionally get the ident signal coming over the speaker and I cannot remember what radio I had tuned. How do you turn that on/off? This is a really great aircraft. Kudos to the designers. Please don't ever forget us FS9 folks. John
July 13, 200916 yr It might help if you at least mention what aircraft your using :(Sorry, 737NG-700 for FS9John
July 13, 200916 yr At night the bright switch on the overhead panel seems to be too bright and you loose the actual switches/knobs in the light. Is there a rheostat or is it all or nothing on the lights?If I remember correctly, you can hit shift L (or maybe it was just L) and this will cycle through the different lighting modes. I typically use the darkest setting. I don't use the overhead light for the same reason, to bright. George Morris
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