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You could set it up to use that type controller; but, a joystick is going to give you a much more realistic experience. This one is very good: Amazon.com: Logitech G Extreme 3D Pro USB Joystick for Windows - Black/Silver https://www.amazon.com/Extreme-3D-Pro-Joystick-Windows/dp/B00009OY9U/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2LBWA7RBTJO3J&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.wJPXUeZGsuH-fOW7-oERHtT3MLnSAE_9LV_dXf3O3ZrnG9PsDhw7qCDobMqbffwRR3zflx88li-99J8xSXNk8pJ8rbdO_5L1kRE02PrjFzBCUt6HFEp1DSBWgJnTxJktqRdKt-_a3_DXmuqyrB1fR3cegF3sjnbHWh5-5Ml7oT_z4Rt3yV6-vCY_HTPsIQAeGn_IlqWqUYuIsd3bU4iDNiUDIVvdxetYiSGj6Kokm2c.Ehptd4jT7FfuEeOoyD78Q0hCsXsNmh8knpgjy7-krIY&dib_tag=se&keywords=logitech%2Bjoystick&qid=1727553599&sprefix=logitech%2Bjoystick%2Caps%2C109&sr=8-1&th=1

Following a complete computer shut down, you might try turning your computer back on and run nothing. Then, run FSX.

In my case, using Windows 11, I had repeated crashes until I discovered that Microsoft Edge leaves multiple copies running in the backgroound. Now before I run FSX, I run Task Manager and close Microsoft Edge's background copies. Now I have no more crashes.

All of my joystick button assignments are set to my liking. One particular aircraft changes those button assignments (a second one has also in the past). If I load a different aircraft, it does not revert back to my button assignments. If I do a reset controls to default, it goes back to FSX's original assignments. The only way I can get back to my assignments is to complete close FSX and restart it. After using such an aircraft, how can I recover my settings without exiting FSX? Any help is appreciated.

The C172 is no powerhouse; but, considering the real world stats of a 3150 foot airfield elevation at Tapini and its 3000 foot runway, the aircraft will fly.

It should. You can with the default C172 and PNG Bush Flying by Pacific Islands Simulation. ( http://www.islandsim.com/png-bush-flying1.html )

In flight or on the runway, click on "Views" then click on "Axis Indicator" and you can then choose one of from 3 marks on the screen.

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I'm not familiar with the Reality GPS but my guess is you need to convert your coordinates to the appropriate format. Coordinates can be expressed as: -Degrees, Minutes, Seconds (36,20,55) or -Degrees, Decimal Minutes (36, 20.91667) or -Decimal Degrees (36.34861) All three of those numbers are the same. The following site can help with conversions to the right format: http://www.directionsmag.com/site/latlong-converter/

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ORBX issue at some airfields.

You can download free copies in PDF format from the FAA: www,faa.gov Also, there's a free Aeronautical Chart Users Guide.