Nurmblitz

Also very wallet friendly solution is turn to FSX Steam.

My NG Simstarter was of great help here, I de-activated one of them in turn and it lead to those awful red crosses on jetways in old scenery installations. FTX Sode I did not switch off as I assume it is in use with their sceneries. I think it is best to keep them all activated.

One was there and another without that x86. FTX had one inside its own Orbx-file.

Found three SODE installations in my FSX. Also very irritating way to tell that it is not functioning, massive red crosses on the jetways.

Nice to meet a fellow thinker. There is lots of fun in old fashioned navigation. A few developers have thought about this and for example the A2A GA aircraft transform themselves from GPS to VOR/ADF with touch of a button.

Actually the FTX manager has a SODE updater! The multiple processes must be due to different installers from different developers.

I wonder if VC10 is "in-house" or Heaven made?

Try Avsim library;-)

Ok, I think my GSX does that if necessary.

An odd bug holds the radios on even I switch off avionics and radios.

Loganair had exciting routes with this aircraft...

Very strange approach with the manuals which are available only online.

I must have three to four SODE installations in my sim and I don't have clue what it does. So relax and fly.

It worked in many ways, I thought I spared so much that I allowed myself to buy an expensive addon which I had rejected due to price.

Thank you for the tip. Baron has almost everything ready for old school flying, looks, props and paints. And I own it already.