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RCITGuy

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  1. RCITGuy's post in How do views work? was marked as the answer   
    There is already a "look left" hotkey within FSX, so you can just use that, but I dont think you can store eye-point views at all.
    We know what your asking, its clear to us, and has already been answered, you cannot create and store custom views within FSX to assign to hotkeys.
     
    Something like eZdok looks like it can do this... Thats an addon for FSX.
  2. RCITGuy's post in HELP! With Saitek panels and yoke & rudders! was marked as the answer   
    Sounds like your pulling too much power from your USB sockets.
     
    The yoke and pedals are fine, I think you will find if you plug in ONLY the yoke/pedals, they will work properly, its when you start plugging in the power draining items like the panels that things start going pear shaped as the amp drain on the USB system increases a LOT...
     
    Try just the yoke/pedals on their own...
    If all is fine, then plug in only the switch panel, if it goes pear shaped, you know your USB system doesnt have enough juice, if it works fine, then try the multi panel, and repeat.
     
    I had to get 2 powered USB hubs to run all my kit, each hub @ 4 amps (7 ports)
     
    I have the yoke, pedals, switch panel, backlit info panel, radio panel, multi panel and 6 flight info gauges (12 USB's in total) and learned this all the hard way just like you are..
     
    When you do get a USB powered hub, make sure its at least 500mAh per-port, as some will say 6 ports, 3 amps, but are NOT 500mAh per-port, and will stil cause you problems like I had, so when I swapped out the USB hubs for 2 Belkin slim hubs, all worked perfectly.

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