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Unless I've missed it, I haven't seen or heard any mention of MSFS 2024 being a free or paid update.

Makes me wonder if some ATC developer might give this a try http://neospeech.com/

I tried Captain Sim's 767 and a few GA aircraft. No problems there. It seems to be happening only with PMDG's 737.

I have throttles set to idle, yet on taxi, my 737 continues to move slowly but picking up speed forcing me to ride the brakes. Is this normal operation or is my throttle calibration off?

I've used it with UT2 and a few older FSX aircraft that don't have P3D 3.35 Installers yet without any issues. But Instant Scenery 3 doesn't seem to be compatible with 3.3 right now even with MT.

This is what works best for me and my BenQ ... Brightness: 1.08 Bloom: .75 Saturation: .80

I don't have 3.0 installed anymore so I can't compare. But with 3.1 it looks to me like the spinner, windshield, and body of the aircraft now have reflections maybe? I just never noticed this in 2.5 or 3.0.

Being a former Windows 7/64 user also, I decided to see what would happen if I moved to Windows 10. All I can say is it was pretty uneventful. FSX and P3D run just as well under 10 as they do using 7 for me. No issues at all so far, I really don't miss 7 at all.

Yup. Installed 10, then reverted back to 7. Now I can't get updates for 7 anymore.

I really enjoy this twin. But I have the hardest time taxing, seems like I'm always riding the brakes or hitting the reversers. I either speed up to fast or come to a halt. I'm just looking for a smooth taxi to the runway. I also find it hard dealing with throttle response lag. Is this really how a turbo prop operates? Or are my control settings off. I'm sure there's some good King Air pilots out there that can share some advice.

This might help a bit ...

3.0 is said to be very close ... http://www.airdailyx.net/fsnewsbreaker/2015/8/12/a-lot-of-people-reading-random-stuff

Looking for recommendations for P3D or FSX ... Thanks!

I am deeply saddened to hear this news. Sir ... A very heartfelt "thank you" for all you've done for AVSIM and the flight sim community.

So far ... it's still cheaper than getting and maintaining a pilot's license.