3 hours ago, ryanbatc said:

Carenado emailed me back...perhaps some already know but here is documentation for the Archer

https://www.carenado.com/sitecarenado/product/pa28-181-archer-ii-msfs/

Hmmm...well.

Yes - I had found those.  And yes, the check lists are fairly comprehensive with hints and tips. 

But I suppose what I was expecting was at least one cockpit shot with an index showing which buttons were which and where to find the tablet and what it did (indeed, that there was a tablet) - and not have to resort to ad-ridden Youtube and turn on MSFS Assists to wave my mouse arrow on anything that may or may not be a hotspot to see if I'd found everything.

Not a big issue, but I stand by my personal view that the Just Flight Warrior documentation is better 😄   

When the JF Pipers were released, I looked at them quite extensively but I was not convinced by the textures.
Carenado looks more photo realistic in my opinion which is a big deal for me personally.
While I liked the Carenado Arrow, I did not buy it because of the more generic modern cockpit and I'm glad I didn't.
This Archer with the legacy cockpit looks very nice and adds a different GA experience to my growing GA collection.
That's why I bought it and it indeed flies very natural and reacts to the balance of the fuel tank load.
Next, I hope they will do the Cessna 185 since that really was my baby in FSX/P3D.