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Thanks Ray Chris PS: I think you’d fit in very well with the BBMF Friday Volunteer Guides Team !

Hi ScotFliger I uninstalled the GoFlight software and installed a licensed copy of FSUIPC, and got LINDA running again. FSUIPC wouldn't see the LGT II. So I reinstalled the GoFlight software - bingo ! No conflict with LINDA and the LGT II works perfectly. No idea why, but who cares. Thanks for setting me off in the right direction. Chris

Hi ScotFliger Unfortunately LINDA doesn't recognise the LGT. I'll have a go with FSUIPC Thanks Chris

I am using LINDA perfectly well with the VRinsight MCP and GoFlight Yoke and TQ6. However, I have just had problems getting the GF LGT II to install - this is not a game controller but a USB HID. When I remove LINDA temporarily (renaming the Linda.config folder) the LGT II installs correctly and works as advertised. This topic does not seem to have come up before. Can anyone please give me a steer in the right direction ? Thanks Chris

Perfect - ThanksChris

Sorry, I should have explained the problem more clearly.The number of digits displayed either side of the decimal point are correctHowever, if one looks at the analogue trim reading in the VC (which in the PMDG 737NG is the only way you can see this setting) and it shows,for example, 5.3 (degrees of Nose Up trim) the digital reading from the gauge made as above shows 1.3My question is therefore, is there a simple way to re-datum the digital trim gauge - by adding 4 deg to the displayed figure - to bring the digital gauge into synch with the PMDG VC figure ?

Have just spent 3 hrs trying to make this work with PMDG 737NG - you have to modify all 3 panel config files for each model you use !However, it shows 0 deg when the VC trim is showing 4 deg NU - obviously a PMDG-ism.Is there a quick way to add 4 to the displayed digits ?I only need this for the PMDG 737NG due to their obtuse refusal to provide a 2d throttle quadrant.Thanks Chris

Jeroen & RickThanks for the advice - my set-up is just like Rick's , 2 x 60GB drives for the OS and FSX and a 1TB for add-onsHowever, I was unsure if aircraft could be accessed if on the 1TB drive - clearly not so I won't waste further time on itChris

I have just got a new PC with a dedicated drive for FSX and a larger drive which the manufacturers recomend the add-ons go onto. However, I can't for the life of me work out how to get FSX to recognise where the aircraft and scenery add-ons are stored. Am I just being dumb ? Any advice gratefully received.Banananav