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  1. Thanks all. It's definitely [dst]. Also I've noticed [alt] as well. I assume this is altitude but not sure why it's there?
  2. A route I've just seen it on is KVOK to KJAC created through Route Finder in Aivlasoft EFB. The [dst] part appears as though it's in the STAR approach (runway 19, ILSY, DNW transition)
  3. Hi. I don't know if this is the correct place to post this but as I'm using P3D I picked here so apologies if it's wrong. When flight planning with Aivlasoft or Route Finder etc I often see [dst] or other things in square brackets. What does this mean? I've tried searching but I can't find an answer! Can someone point me in the right direction? Thanks
  4. Thanks all, I'll post on Orbx Forums too - much appreciated.
  5. Hi, if you check the pics you can see that some scenery items have a black square around them. This is over Australia and I have FTX Australia Installed. Im wondering if maybe its related to Textures from REX but thought id post here first. http://imgur.com/a/vqUVN Anyone seen anything like this before? P3DV3
  6. Hi all, I have the Carenado C208EX and I love it but I have some questions: When I set the trim to say, 500fpm descent, the aircraft doesn't stay at this rate. I am used to it deviating slightly up or down but in the 208 it goes anywhere down to -1500 and up to +1000 all from a -500 trim. Same for level flight. Now, is this normal and caused by my weather engine (active sky next) or am I doing something wrong with this particular aircraft? Im mainly used to flying C172 and PA-28's and I don't get this issue. Also in the C208, when using the throttle to control pitch when trimmed, the response seems VERY slow. For example I lower throttle to 75% to kill some climb but it takes around 5 seconds for anything to happen. Again, not sure if this is realistic for the 208 or not? Thanks for any insight!
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