As I scroll through the V35B panel, none of the knobs on the avionics panel work. Everything works fine in the F33.Bill Bridges

I had trouble (in VC) to be able to click the switches (battery, alternator, lights, ...) located on the left lower side. The cursor wouldn't change into a hand. But I found out that when I zoomed in or out just a little more, it then worked.So maybe this could apply to you too ?btw, I was (and still am) using the EZDOK camera software for moving the viewpoints around in the VC

As I scroll through the V35B panel, none of the knobs on the avionics panel work. Everything works fine in the F33.Bill Bridges

I'm still waiting for a viable suggestion??????????????Bill Bridges

I'm still waiting for a viable suggestion??????????????Bill Bridges

Hey Bill,I just posted the following inquiry both to Carenado and to this forum. I have experienced similar issues, as well as an issue with the GPS- although the latter may be a result of my operating the unit incorrectly. Hopefully, the good folks over at Carenado will be able to shed some light on the situation.***********************************Inquiry to Carenado:Hi Folks,I love this airplane! I just purchased the download this past weekend. I was wondering, though, if you may have noticed the following:1) With regard to the Garmin 430 GPS, the two pages available in the NAV group appear to be the same. I seem unable to find the "Map" page within the NAV group. While a map is indeed displayed in the Waypoint group of pages, I cannot locate the map for my Activated "Direct To" destination within the NAV group of pages. Could someone point me in the right direction?2) In Cockpit view, when cycling through the respective subviews with the "A" key, I noticed that the subview for the radio/nav stack is 'dead'. That is, I am unable to activate or operate any of the instruments unless I switch to the primary VC view, and zoom into the radio stack from there. There seem to be no 'live' spots when in the specific, cycled cockpit subview of the radio stack/gps.Would you recommend a reinstall to correct these two issues or would you suggest another course of action?Thanks a bunch!

Hey Folks,The wonderful folks over at Carenado answered the questions regarding the GPS and the Radio-Stack VC subview:1) for the GPS map issue, they forwarded to me a copy of the Carenado Garmin 430 manual, wherein it states that, to access the Map page, one merely has to click on the actual printed letters "Default Nav" on the instrument's face.2) With regard to the 'dead' Radio-Stack VC subview, they indicated that this is indeed an anomaly, and they were kind enough to forward to me two replacement aircraft.cfg files (one each for the plain wing V-tail and and the tip-tank V-tail) that correct this issue.I suspect that an update will be forthcoming very shortly.Enjoy the airplane, it is a real dandy, and for sure a real winner in my view!

2) With regard to the 'dead' Radio-Stack VC subview, they indicated that this is indeed an anomaly, and they were kind enough to forward to me two replacement aircraft.cfg files (one each for the plain wing V-tail and and the tip-tank V-tail) that correct this issue.

In the aircraft.cfg file (of each model) search for the section [CameraDefinition.002] Title = "Radios & GPS"In the before to last line change the first number from 0.32 to 0.30, so you should have a line like this:InitialXyz=0.30, -0.3, -0.2That’s it.Carenado