Yesterday, after reading the "ad" on the Avsim forum I decided to order the AeroSims PropLiner set which has, among other aircraft, the DHC-6. Below is the E-mail I sent them that explains my problem with their package. Has anyone else had this problem ? PLEASE advise me if you did and what you did, if anything to fix the problem. Thanks jerrycwo4"Yesterday I ordered the PropLiner collection and have determined that the Auto Pilot for the DHC-6 does NOT work correctly. You can "click" on all of the Auto Pilots buttons ( AP, HEADING, NAV, ALT etc) and NOTHING happens. The default setting on the VS window is "6500 / 000" and I can find nothing to change these values. Of course there is a "work-around" of setting the AP functions with such as "Z, CTRL/A, CTRL/H, CTRL/Z AND CTRL/N". Is this the ONLY way that the AP will work? You can place the cursor on the VS speed position and a "+" or a "-" will appear, but NOTHING happens. The values will NOT change. I have NOT tried the other 2 aircraft in this package as the reason that I bought it was for the DHC-6. I did download and install the one "Update" that was listed on your support page, but that did NOT fix the problem with the DHC-6's Auto Pilot. PLEASE ADVISE how to fix this problem. Below are my computer specs:PC: Jetline SystemsType: DesktopCPU: Intel E8500 Duel Core (4.0 GHz Factory overclocked, 1600 MHz)Memory: 4 GB Corsair XMS2 Dominator SDRAM @ 1066 MHzvideo Card: 512 MB GeForce 9800 GTX, PCle2.0 (SLI Disabled)Hard Drive: %00 GB SATA ll, 7200 RPM, 16 MB Cache (Free Space 327 GB)

just a wild guess but maybe the autopilot does not work on purpose.if so,check the aircraft.cfg for the heading autopilot available=0 and change it to a 1.that might help.also check the panel.cfg to see if there is an autopilot installed.cheersJP.

Is an ad the same as a review? If so, could you send me a PM explaining why you think the review I did was the same as an ad?Anyway, I don't remember encountering the issue you described here. The autopilot on both other planes certainly works flawlessly, and I remember the autopilot performing flawlessly on the DHC-6 too. If you havn't got an email yet, don't worry, you'll get one. It may take a few days, because they seem to be very busy with current projects, plus the fact they don't seem to be a very big team. If necessary, send them another email. What JP told you might work out though, but I can't remember needing to do such a procedure.EDIT: Wait a sec... what is exactly your problem? Does the A/P not work, or can't you find the buttons to change the values like heading, and altitude? If the latter is the case, for as far as I can remember, the autopilot buttons are basically spread out all over the cockpit, like in old Boeing aircraft, like the 727. To change heading, you have to find a button near the HSI, and set the heading from there. Same for most other A/P functions. The AP button you see, si to turn the A/P on, it is not what the APP button does in many jetliners, for that we have the APR button. So, to recap: turn on the A/P by pressing the AP button. Next, go to the relevant gauge on the instrument panel, and find the button that will move a "bug" (like the heading A/P heading bug being the little orange thingy at the outer circle of the HSI), to set the relevant AP function to the correct settings. Now, turn on the relevant A/P function. So, for heading, you'd press HDG.I hope this will solve your problem, as there is really nothing wrong with A/P... It should work flawlessly... If you still find problems, and Aerosim emails don't help, feel free to email me (my email can be found by clicking my name on the Propliners review)

Yesterday, after reading the "ad" on the Avsim forum I decided to order the AeroSims PropLiner set which has, among other aircraft, the DHC-6. Below is the E-mail I sent them that explains my problem with their package. Has anyone else had this problem ? PLEASE advise me if you did and what you did, if anything to fix the problem. Thanks jerrycwo4"Yesterday I ordered the PropLiner collection and have determined that the Auto Pilot for the DHC-6 does NOT work correctly. You can "click" on all of the Auto Pilots buttons ( AP, HEADING, NAV, ALT etc) and NOTHING happens. The default setting on the VS window is "6500 / 000" and I can find nothing to change these values. Of course there is a "work-around" of setting the AP functions with such as "Z, CTRL/A, CTRL/H, CTRL/Z AND CTRL/N". Is this the ONLY way that the AP will work? You can place the cursor on the VS speed position and a "+" or a "-" will appear, but NOTHING happens. The values will NOT change. I have NOT tried the other 2 aircraft in this package as the reason that I bought it was for the DHC-6. I did download and install the one "Update" that was listed on your support page, but that did NOT fix the problem with the DHC-6's Auto Pilot. PLEASE ADVISE how to fix this problem. Below are my computer specs:PC: Jetline SystemsType: DesktopCPU: Intel E8500 Duel Core (4.0 GHz Factory overclocked, 1600 MHz)Memory: 4 GB Corsair XMS2 Dominator SDRAM @ 1066 MHzvideo Card: 512 MB GeForce 9800 GTX, PCle2.0 (SLI Disabled)Hard Drive: %00 GB SATA ll, 7200 RPM, 16 MB Cache (Free Space 327 GB)

Hello JerryIt works without problems on my systemEven works great with my Goflight stuff, So I would uninstall and reinstall the addonRun the aircraft then install the update.All of the Aerosim aircraft use the default FS9 autopilot