ThierryD

Thanks for the quick reply. I just registered again and got the email telling me that my account needs to be approved by an administrator. In the past the process would just stop there. Let's see if this time it is different. Thierry

Just so that I post support question in the right place, where can I find the official Eaglesoft SR22 support forum? I believe I tried to get access a few times but never got any email in return. Maybe I am just confused about where to go. Thanks, Thierry

Yes you can use mouse macros in P3D. I recently moved completely to P3D, so that's what I am currently using. Thierry

I have the Eaglesoft latest version and I believe one of the configurations includes the GTN 750. If I remember correctly I had to edit the panel config file to make it work though (had a blank screen otherwise). It does work very nicely as I have combined the GTN 750 and the autopilot on a dedicated 12" touch screen, so the immersion is perfect with the GTN 750. I also have the Carenado SR 22 and I personally do prefer the Eaglesoft version with the Avidyne over the G1000. In my mind the design (ease of use) of the Avidyne is cleaner. At one point in time I had the Flight1 Avidyne Student simulator (which comes without a 3D model) integrated with the 3D model from Eaglesoft. From a functionality perspective it was really good with the detailed moving map and additional features. The challenge I had was the relatively low update rate of the Avidyne, which is fine, but created a repetitive stutter on the main external view. Note that I have a relatively high end machine but use a total of 4 screens (1 for external, 2 for PFD and MFD, and 1 for GTN + autopilot). When I recently finished building my SR22 cockpit, and with the GTN 750, I decided to keep the standard Eaglesoft version (and typically have the MFD on the engine page). One nice small feature of the Eaglesoft model is that you can assign physical buttons and knobs to their virtual counterparts (using mouse macros in FSUIPC). This was important to me as I recreated the dashboard and electrical panel in my cockpit. Have fun, Thierry

It looks like the problem must have been on my side then, but I am not sure what it was. Anyway, I am up and running now. Thanks for your quick reply! Thierry

Hello, I seem to have a similar issue. I finally built a new computer and needed to reinstall RC4. I did use the automated process to request a new key (twice) and sent a separate email, with no reply so far. I did check my email spam folder and it is empty. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Thierry

I am looking into the same challenge, using the opencockpit MCP with the QW Avro. The default SIOC support for FSX (via FSUIPC) works for some functions, but notably not for the Altitude control. I plan to spend some more time looking into this, but was curious if anyone made progress since the original post. Thanks, Thierry