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My version is 1.34.14.0 STEAM version. After the update, Pilot2ATC and FSLTL both reported that they cannot connect to the sim so I presume that it was a Simconnect problem. Maybe I am wrong.

I noticed that SimConnect does not work after the update. Consequently, both Pilot2ATC and FSLTL failed to connect to the Sim. Anyone has the same problem?

As a happy user of both Fulcrum One Yoke and Pilot2ATC, I can assure you that the yoke works perfectly with Pilot2ATC. The PPT button works just fine.

I have another thought about animated people at the airport. I always wonder if it would be nice to have a third party software to add and customize animated people at both third party or stock airports. I am not a technical person so I am not sure if it is possible. 😅

I did a trial flight over Tokyo and experienced a little stuttering. FPS dropped momentarily from 30 to 27 even to 21. Not happened before. I also observed that the CPU and GPU utilization rates increased significantly as compared to pre SU 9. I changed the volumetric cloud setting from ULTRA to HIGH. It seemed that everything went back to normal (pre SU 9). Could it be related to the weather/cloud after SU 9? I may be wrong. Just my two cents.

Yeah I logged in once with my usual Steam password after migrating the system. That's all I needed to do.

Just want to share my experience. I upgraded from my ten-year old system (2600K + Asus P8P67 motherboard) to 12700K + Asus TUP Z-690 Plus Wifi. When I plugged in my old system SSD, it did not boot up. I needed to do a universal store (for storing the system drive to dissimilar hardware) using Aomei backupper profession version (which costs me US$46 😥). After that, I just installed all the new drivers (chipset, LAN, Audio etc.) and everything works fine including MSFS. But I am using MSFS Steam version. Don't know if that makes a difference.

By following the video, I was able to launch AIM and AIGTC successfully. Tried populating VHHH and RJTT with very good results. Thank you Bad_T and of course AIG team. But I have a stupid question. Is it possible to turn on the aircraft labels and also show the departure and arrival airport IATA codes, like MSFS does, for the Ai aircrafts?

Hi Chris, I fly C172 most of the time. I will try to increase the sensitivity to 10% or 20% and report back. Many thanks, KK

Hi, I received my yoke 2 days ago and have joined the happy family of Fulcrum Yoke One users. The feel and build are both excellent. I can now roll very precisely, which was not possible with my 10 year-old Saitek yoke. Would like to have some suggestion for adjusting the pitch axis sensitivity. Now, as I perform a flare, I need to pull the yoke almost all the way back. Is it normal or realistic? It takes a lot of effort to hold the yoke at that position as pitch axis is quite stiff at the extreme positions. I set the sensitivity to almost "linear". Should I increase or decrease the pitch axis' sensitivity? Many thanks. KK

I am very lazy😁. I built my pc in 2012 and have never dissembled it completely for cleaning. The chassis is silverstone FT01 , which uses a positive pressure gradient design i.e. the air pressure inside is larger than that outside . It is supposed to prevent dust from building up inside the chassis. I only vacuum the inside once 2 or 3 years and clean the air filter yearly. I did replace the thermal compound for the CPU once.

No but I could finish a flight with o/c if I did not run Pilot2ATC.

Thanks for the info. I did not know that Pilot2ATC was so hunger for CPU resources. I like its integration of flight planning, ATC and real time map. Really don't understand why it affected the GPU temperature in my case as Pilot2ATC was not supposed to do any 3D rendering.

Very strange. I ran Pilot2ATC. After I had connected it to the sim, the GPU core temperature kept rising. When the temperature reached 84C , the sim crushed to desktop. When I disconnected Pilot2ATC, the GPU core temp started to drop. The sim did not crush. It is very puzzling.

Thank you so much again for all your reply. Finally, I removed and cleaned the graphic card. Now the GPU temperature can be maintained between 62 C to 72 C most of the time. Completed a few flights with only one CTD (with photogrammetry enabled). Still checking whether the CTD is related to Pilot2ATC.