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blackbird7

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  2. Thanks for the heads up.
  3. I posted the following error in the Prepar3D forums but haven't gotten any feedback yet. Summary: When at Auckland Intl or Armdore Airport in New Zealand (there may be more) the ATIS comes on immediately after takeoff with default aircraft and scenery. I haven't found a way to turn it off using the aircraft's radios. Steps to Reproduce: No special setups, just get the Mooney or Maule at Auckland Intl or Armdore Airport. Start the plane and takeoff. Once on takeoff, the ATIS kicks on and won't turn off. Configuration: Prepar3D 1.4 Windows 7-64b Default scenery Default aircraft Is anyone else experiencing this problem?
  4. Totally missed that Auto Rudder was checked, and unchecking that fixed it!
  5. After some hardware complications, I installed FSX and P3D, each on a separate hard drive. For some reason neither simulation will recognize the realism settings. No matter whether the Piper J-3 or Cessna 172's realism sliders are at EASY, MEDIUM, or HARD, they fly like they are set at easy. They don't pull to the side during take off, nothing. Interestingly, the fsx.cfg and Prepar3D.cfg files show that the realism settings are being changed. FSX example of my cfg file: [REALISM] PFactor=1.000000 Torque=1.000000 GyroEffect=1.000000 CrashTolerance=1.000000 General=1.000000 UnlimitedFuel=False TrueAirspeed=False AutoCoord=True RealMixture=True StressDamage=True GEffect=True ManualLights=True GyroDrift=True CrashWithDyn=True CrashDetection=True AutoTrim=False AllowEngineDamage=True Any ideas as to what's going on?

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