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Thank you, I like your version much better.

Agreed, more like 900-1100 nms.

Torque at ground idle (02.5%) and engine speed at LOW, rpm =69.5% Torque at ground idle (02.5%) and engine speed at Cruise, rpm =80.4% Torque at ground idle (02.5%) and engine speed at HIGH, rpm =99.8%

Great pics, looks like fall is in the air, thanks for sharing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xN-k23YlXAU Coming very soon.

Five stars! thanks for sharing.

Also, I find my touchscreen will not perform a "right click" in P3Dv3. Right clicks work fine in FSX however.

I agree, coming from FSX with Rex 4 to P3D3, all I have added is Soft Clouds and I could not be happier with the results.

I like the detail you guys have put into this plane. And the GTN 750 integration is an outstanding feature. An important question for me is if the cockpit controls (knobs and switches) all use standard FSX and or FSUIPC commands. I try to avoid using the mouse while flying.

Thank you so much for all you have done over the years. You will be missed sir, but you will also be remembered.

Totally agree, the 750 on a touch screen is a whole new level.

Thanks Ralph, really well done.

"People say you don't know what you've got until it's gone" Avsim was certainly missed...Welcome back.

If low and slow is what you want, I would not recommend a low wing Beech turboprop. I would fly a Scout or a Cub with a high wing for an unobstructed view.

I think the LINDA forums have some J41 files available.

I can't imagine how you could spend that much on a FS rig. You could get a top of the line Intel/Nvidia rig for under $1500.

Terrifying indeed! I see you were at 18.6 fps. How did FSX handle it before you went P3D2?

Some say they have control of their hardware with FSUIPC but they cannot access the user interface.

I think it is a proud day for all fans of flight simulation. Thank you Wesley Bard.

I did that in the last hour! :lol:

Good observation, I totally agree.

+1

I would start by looking at their tech hanger. http://goflight.vanillaforums.com/categories/tech-support Also the LINDA forum here may provide some interface answers.

I see that Simvibe has a profile for Xplane but not for FSX. Hope someone is working on it.

This fellow has built a race car sim but I can see it easily adapted to flightsim. The integration of his gaming and productivity computing into a functional and organized layout is pretty impressive. I think even my wife might approve of this setup. :smile: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6I09UqMbxog