ericlanegen

This is what you do. Start FSX flight in a plane and then go to the addons menu(ALT key) and click FSUIPC. In FSUIPC click on the tab saying something about buttons. Pull the levers one at a time back into the red zone and FSUIPC should show something say joystick number and button number. Look on the right side and click on the the top drop down menu for button press. Scroll through the list and find engine #(1,2,3,4) set. in the perameters box set -100 for full reverse thrust. Then go to the button release menu (just below) and scroll til you see engine #(1,2,3,4) idle. This is so when you push the levers forward out of reverse thrust the engines don't stay locked in reverse. Repeat this for all the engines/levers you want. YOU MUST HAVE A REGISTE RED VERSION OF FSUIPC. I hope this helps you because this is exactly how it worked for me and it always works. If you have any questions Email me at ericlanegen(at)gmail(dot)com use the subject -FSUIPC reverse thrust- B)

^_^ I have to admit Saitek has some problems. A year ago I bought the bip and it worked part of the flight but then it would freeze. Two days ago I installed Spad. I did not change anything with the saitek software, all I did was used Spad to program everything. The bip started working and worked fine since. Plus, I was able to turn the engine start switch on the switch panel in to an autobrake switch using both Spad and a registered version of FSUIPC. Saitek devices aren't bad. They are pretty good, especially for how cheap they are compared to other companies. They are very duarable and responsive. They just need to work on some of the drivers. Also, I wanted to ask if anyone knew whether you can install two Saitek throttle quadrants in the Goflight Flight Deck Console? I am building a home cockpit and it would be good to remove some of the actual construction from it to help move it along. And, can a Saitek Radio Panel fit in the panel bay of the flight deck console. DVA10395