Krister

This addon will set me back over 2000 euros... ordering new computer based on a i76700K, a 1070 GPU... well, it was time anyway so!

You have to add an exception for LPMA in the FTX vector tool. Had to scratch my head for while when I had the same problem... BTW, love that Madeira scenery. My mother lives there so I have visited the island many times and can find all the places I've been to, including my mothers house!

I had no problem at all when I installed the anniversary update last night. Going from Win7 to Win10 on the other hand was a pain. I had a three hour support call with Microsoft before it was solved. The issue was related to their activation servers or something of the kind.

I run my i5 2500K at 4,2 GHz on an Asus P8Z68-V mobo and it's always totally stable (well, at least after I upgraded my 500W PSU to a Corsair 850W...). I know nothing about overclocking so I simply use the Asus AI suite Martin mentions to do it for me. For me it has always worked perfectly so I'm sticking to it also on my next build that I'm planning now!

I use Air Navigation Pro both when flying IRL and on FSX. You can download a plug-in that then uses bonjour to communicate with the fsx. Works flawlessly!

LOL - I had to scroll waaay down! Looking forward to it

Hamoody, I think you are referring to the Embraer 120 - very SAABish but still not the same airplane. Anyway, I loved the FFS 340 but it was a pity that it lacked a FMS!

I must be a slow learner since I can't even count the number of times I've destroyed the engine DESPITE sitting with the tutorial in front of me... Gotta install it right away! We are truly spoilt with incredible aircraft add-ons for FSX and it's not just PMDG anymore. Sad thing there just isn't enough time!

Many thanks Pete - haven't seen that before!

Thanks! I've pressed every button and turned every dial but the only precipitation I've seen so far is the spit from my mouth when I'm cursing... New try!

Len, I calibrate all my controllers axis and buttons using FSUIPC only and for me it's a must to first delete all the axis and key assignments from within the defualt FSX controller interface. It's a PITA because for me I will have to delete each and every assignment several times. I delete them for one controller, move to the next controller and then they are back on the controller I just deleted them from. In the end I manage to get rid of them but it takes a while.... What I also love about FSUIPC is that you can have two yoke/pedals set up connected to the sim simultaneously. So if we fly a two pilot configuration one pilot just says "your controls", lets go of the controls and the other pilots starts using his yoke/pedals!

Kyle LOL - I may be from Finland but I speak Swedish which is like half Norweigan. So message got through! Thanks guys, going on a precip hunt!

I am at total loss of words. AVSIM has been my home on internet since I can't even remember and seeing your name and messages pop up here and there have always been a sign of "all is well" in our little world of hobby. Everything sooner or later comes to an end but it so sad that cancer today is so common that' it almost seems to be a natural death. For what it's worth, my thoughts are with you!

Alraiti, I should be good to go then - just need to find the right area! Mange takk!

Kyle, I'm probably just showing my stupidity here but what more actions do I have to take to get the weather radar actually showing something, besides having ASN installed and pressing the weather radar button on the efis (and of course having precipitation in the area.....)? Do I have to add some path to some directory somewhere or activate a settingin ASN or the PMDG CDU? Do I need to have a flight plan active in ASN or is the loaded flight plan in PMDG 737NGX (and 777) propagated to ASN? It actually took me quite a while to realize I have a weather button on the EFIS , so I really don't feel like the sharpest tool in the box right now... Of course I might simply have been testing in areas without precipation, but I haven't seen the faintest radar echo yet...