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Manny, I agree with you that GoFlight could improve on the trim, but unless simmers spend mega £'s on electric trim wheels, and have the space for it, we have to make do with what we can afford.

I gave up with the trim wheel after hours of frustration- my advice, forget it and buy Goflight trim wheel (GF-LGTII), simply a joy to use, and so much more besides a trim wheel.

Hi Chris. Just a quick msg here to say, Thank You, for NE (Great) British Isles, your work is simply stunning.

MarkSC, thank you for the link to the step by step tutorial, that's really helpful.

Hi Bob, does the PROATC manual explain how to set up a flight plan for the A2A 172 182, as I recall you saying in another thread you have instal various bits of data pertinent to the plane. (Would it not be a good idea in one of their yearly updates to have a system where lyou can -like Avliasoft EFB download the specific plane data from A2A, save it and then start you flight) rather than hunting for runway lengths or other bits of info?

Hi. I found this YouTube video really helpful in setting up Track IR https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0PPsUCNYTnc

Thank you Fr Bill.

As a gay man, I can tell you that the LGBT community here in the UK are mourning the loss of all our gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender brothers and sisters in Orlando, and our love to those affected by what's happened.

'who I I change it in the next build I buy, no.' Sorry that meant to read, would I change it in the next build, no

I have a Corsar 900D, which was an eye opener when I bough the Infinity Eclipse https://www.overclockers.co.uk/infin8-eclipse-mk2-intel-core-i7-5960x-4.4ghz-overclocked-watercooled-extreme-gaming-pc-fs-451-oe.html It is great for expansion, but the downside is it's also a huge beast and takes up a lot of space, and is a two person mission when moving it, who I I change it in the next build I buy, no.

Thanks Barry David, I know the guys who run Misty Moorings have always been held in high regards, and it depends on your flight sim but their website is full of great information, http://www.mistymoorings.com/charteroffice/index.php. http://www.mistymoorings.com/index.php Their website is a gem of interesting flight sim related information.

Hi David. Have you had a look through the Orbx flight plans section? http://www.orbxsystems.com/forum/forum/42-flight-plans/?page=1

PFC Cirrus Yoke with Halls effect PFC Rudder Pedals PFC Digital Throttle Quadrant Console Saitek Cessna Trim Wheel I upgraded from W7 using the above flight sim equiment with no issues, enjoyed flight simming to it's fullest, then upgraded to W10 pro and the fun and games began. Firstly, the trim wheel failed to work with W10, I spent days searching for work around, and failed, then gave up. Then, the yoke,- without reason, W10 simply refused to install/recognise it, every time I plugged the cord into the back of the pc, or a powered USB hub, i got the W10 'ding, ding, ding' it'd flash briefly in Printers and Devices, but wouldn't be stable, After that, the rudder pedals,- I could configure using W10 no problem, but P3D wouldn't see the rudder axes. Having had a software friend come over to have a look, and an email from Ivan at Precision Flight Controls emailed saying, ' If you are using Windows 10, this is the issue. If not, please contact P3D as they have modified their software that is causing it to misinterpret the signals from the pedals. ' both advised going back to W7 which is what I've done, and now, and they are all working great again.

Hi Nick, I have a Cirrus Jetliner PFC yoke, they are comparable with P3D, and a great investment, in fact I don't think it's matters which sim you use as its windows that detects the device connected, also very easy to calibrate.

Sounds like you need to reinstall simconnect, go to your P3D folder and look for the folder 'redist' then click on 'Interface', 'FSX-SP2 double click' retail, lib, SimConnect, hope that helps