Having a great time learning to fly this bird. Funny that one of my biggest issues is that the cockpit is so bloody noisy I can't hear theradio :) I've had it at a level where everything else I've flown wasfine but its nigh impossible to hear anything in this case.Funny, but even when I turn the engine noise WAY down, and havethe voice setting at maximum, it seems that the level in the J41 ismuch lower than anything else.Is there a fix for this?? Thanks PMDG for a great new toy :)

Having a great time learning to fly this bird. Funny that one of my biggest issues is that the cockpit is so bloody noisy I can't hear theradio :) I've had it at a level where everything else I've flown wasfine but its nigh impossible to hear anything in this case.Funny, but even when I turn the engine noise WAY down, and havethe voice setting at maximum, it seems that the level in the J41 ismuch lower than anything else.Is there a fix for this?? Thanks PMDG for a great new toy :)

I have noticed this as well... I tried mousing over the mic panel to try and find a volume knob that worked, but none of them turn.This leads me to another question that really isn't a big deal but I will ask anyway... The recieve knobs on the mic panel for com 1 and com 2 don't do anything. This limits us to only being able to recieve on the radio which we have selected to transmit on. It would be nice to be able to listen on 2 frequencies while transmitting on one. This feature is in almost every stock FSX aircraft, what happened here?JB

I have noticed this as well... I tried mousing over the mic panel to try and find a volume knob that worked, but none of them turn.This leads me to another question that really isn't a big deal but I will ask anyway... The recieve knobs on the mic panel for com 1 and com 2 don't do anything. This limits us to only being able to recieve on the radio which we have selected to transmit on. It would be nice to be able to listen on 2 frequencies while transmitting on one. This feature is in almost every stock FSX aircraft, what happened here?JB

I turned down the engines in FSX sounds menu. That seemed to work. But, I frankly keep those pretty low normally because the low droaning of engines (Jet or prop) tends to attract my little one, who then proceeds to play with the yoke.

I turned down the engines in FSX sounds menu. That seemed to work. But, I frankly keep those pretty low normally because the low droaning of engines (Jet or prop) tends to attract my little one, who then proceeds to play with the yoke.

Thanks will give that a try...JB