Ash_NL

Perhaps this could help you? http://forum.avsim.net/topic/336155-magnetic-variation-updates-for-fs9-and-fsx/

Awesome. Thanks Kyle!

My current PC (not the specs on my profile page) can't run the 777 or the NGX as I want it to, that's why I'm building a new system (specs on profile page). But I'd like to read the manuals before I fly the bird, and AFAIK you can only get the manuals by installing the plane.

Hey all, Quick question. Can I install the T7 on my current PC to read the manuals and uninstall her when my new build is finished to install her again on that PC? Can I use my serial more than one time basically? That's all. Greetings, Ash

Getting drowned D: Bumpybump

Hey all, First of all I hope all of you are having a great time with the T7. I can not install this lady yet, since I'm waiting for my new computer parts to arrive. But there is one thing I really would like to see in a screenshot. If I remember correctly you can change some of the lightning colors using RGB values. Now I was wondering if anyone could change the overhead lights, the green lines you can see running all over the panel, to this color: R: 35 G:156 B: 232 (HEX#: #239CE8) Would be nice if someone could take a screenshot with those RGB values. Looking forward to it! Thanks DutchWings

With all due respect, but I think deleting a topic without a formal notice is quite rude. But whatever the surprise will be, in a few days we will get to know it!

Ah I should have said that I am already a proud owner of this yoke and an extra throttle quadrant. Also purchased FSUIPC and configured everything. I'm truly having a blast with this piece of hardware. Thanks for the replies! I will simply mark my reply as the answer but all of you have helped me!

Let's not forget that this is day 1 for PFPX, I'm sure things will be straightened out and improved in the future.

Price is perfect. Just finished looking around and filed a delivery flight from KPAE to OMDB via EHAM. I am honestly impressed by this this beautiful piece of software. If you are an immersion freak, like me, and want to do everything as real as it gets than this is a must have IMO.

I already have the rudder pedals under my desk, but you can't see them here. And I've checked with the depth, it fits. The picture doesn't display the desk's complete depth, but it's bigger than that. I just wanted to know if the yoke and 2 quadrants would fit with 67 cm of "clamp" space.

Thanks for all the replies. I didn't know it was a rocker switch, I thought it was a toggle switch. I might consider buying an extra quadrant seen the positive feedback on a dual quadrant setup. Thanks again! Another question. I have 67,0 cm (length) available for equipment on my desk, will the yoke + extra TQ fit? Please ignore the mess

Hi all, I'm considering buying Saitek's Pro Flight Yoke System, but I've got a few questions before I make my final decision. I will be mostly flying the PMDG 737, the upcoming PMDG 777 and some single prop GA aircraft. Is it possible to control both engines separately? Does the yoke come with an extra black throttle cap? I'd like to replace the blue cap with a black cap when flying aircraft with 2 engines. And finally I wonder if it is possible to assign 2 functions to 1 lever. Take a look at this picture of the yoke. Is it possible to control the speedbrakes AND the flaps with the red lever? So let's say when the toggle switch is in T5 mode you can control the speedbrakes and in T6 mode you can control the flaps. Is something like that possible with some software, let's say FSUIPC? Looking forward to the answer! Greetings, DutchWings

Yes I was aware of that. I've decided to build a whole new Haswell system. Thanks for your comment.

Hey all, I have a quick question. I'm going to upgrade my system and a friend of mine came with a suggestion. I could keep my current i7 920 and OC it to 3.5-4 GHz, or buy the i5 4670k and OC it. The GPU will be a Nvidia GTX 770. Which one would be better for FSX (and the upcoming PMDG 777 with high detail airport sceneries) Please tell me what you would do, and why. Thanks! Greetings.