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Hi Waldo, I have a similar setup with 2 aura bass shakers and an SA100 amp. At the moment I am only using 1 bass shaker under the seat with a simshaker license and a second sound card. I used to have the second bass shaker in the flight deck of my B-17 home cockpit using FSX and just the main sound card and no additional licensed software. From that setup I just got engine rumble. I converted my cockpit to a generic when I moved to MSFS 2020 but took out the shaker in the flight deck to fit turtle beach rudder pedals. I was wondering if I put the second bass shaker back into the flight deck, would I get different sounds from each shaker ie engine sounds from one shaker and turbulence from another if the software was set to 2 channel or would each shaker just output the same sounds? Thanks, Bill

I was wondering the same thing. Maybe it could end up being released as a local legend or famous flyer or something like that and they can't say anything. Aeroplane Heaven said that the release of their DC-3 was close for months and then all of a sudden it was released by Asobo/Microsoft.

Does anyone have a bravo setup they could share for this a/c. I am assuming that the idle levers would be set up using the blue prop levers since they don't seem to control anything. I am not sure of what setting to assign, and even if that is a correct assumption. any help would be really appreciated. Thanks, Bill

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Does the time of day setting in your flight factor into GAIST ultra and the new Real time versions, or do they run on a real world UTC time clock and the time setting on your sim flight doesn't alter the ship traffic? For an example, if I am in Canada and it is 0900 real time, but in the sim I am flying in a country that is six or more hours ahead in real time. If Iset the flight time in the sim to 0900 so I can fly in daylight, will I get the traffic from the real world time of the country I am flying in? Thanks, Bill

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I have a push pull switch that I would like to assign the parking brake too. I used the toggle parking brake assignment up and down, and it works but it seems to never be in the right position unless I go into the cockpit and set it accordingly there and then I can use the hardware switch. I would like to try using the set parking brake assignment and have parameters for on and off if this is possible in Axis and Ohs. I have searched the manual and can't seem to find anything, or I don't understand what I am reading. Any help in this matter would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Bill

My Air Manager program won't stay open. Crashes after a few seconds. No error messages, just closes. It worked fine yesterday. No changes to anything except the update today.

In a diesel submarine in the north Atlantic.

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I was wondering if anyone who is trying out using 3 monitors could tell me what physical placement you are using? Do you have the side monitors at 60 degrees or at 90 degrees from the centre one? Thanks, Bill

Hi Martin, The majority of the components in most home cockpits are basic electronic toggle switches, rotary encoders and potentiometers. They are used for making panels, in home made throttle quadrants etc..To make these work you need a program such as FSUIPC to interface them. I can understand your reasons for not wanting to support FSUIPC, but I was wondering if the new sim will have the capability built into it to perform this function? If it will not, then this will exclude the majority of the Home Cockpit Community from being able to use the new sim. Thanks, Bill

Some of the leaves here in Northern Ontario, Canada have actually started to change last week. Bill

The clouds are like that in FSGRW because that was probably what was reported in the metar. The clouds aren't always big puffy cumulus in the real world, and FSGRW reflects that. That is what I like the most about FSGRW. There are often times when I do see cumulus as well, but it only when they are really supposed to be there. If you do however wish to always have cumulous, you can change the realism settings in the configuration settings in the menu as Matthias has pointed out. Bill