fam0612

Hi Paddy, Yes I was aware of this feature. Thanks for the suggestion though! I am currently just keeping the lever at half way (sets the flaps to zero). But if there is eventually a fix, that would be great to know about. Thanks, Frank

Hey guys, So I've had FSX for about a day now. I have the whole Pro Flight set up from Saitek (Yoke, Pedals, Two Throttle Quadrants). I have the two quadrants lined up side by side to fly airliners. At the moment I am set up to fly a 4 engine aircraft (left lever - speed breaks, 4 inner levers - throttles, and right lever - flaps). I noticed that when I move the flaps down with the quadrant, the actual flaps in the simulator don't start extending until I am about half way down the quadrant. Not sure what's going on. I am using FSUIPC to configure everything. I have the speed breaks and flaps set to reverse because of realistic settings. Hope you can help! : ) Thanks, fam0612

Yes, thank you for further explanation. Might just go ahead and purchase the NGX and pray to God that a X-Plane product doesn't come out till next December! : ) Thank you for bettering my understanding : ) Frank

First post in AVSIM, : ) I have a quick question for people apart of the PMDG works or for people who have an inside. I am a current X-Plane 10 user. I've been following these forums for quite some time now; looking forward to the new release for X-Plane! : ) Just recently I bought FSX:SE. I know in a few days you guys will be supporting that version of FSX. Now, my question is do I wait for the release for X-Plane or do I buy the product when it becomes compatible with FSX:SE? I know that I will primarily be using X-Plane in the long run because I have already put money into it but I'm also interested in seeing FSX new potential. All I'm looking for is for a wait or not. Not looking for a release time for X-Plane or an aircraft type. Thanks, hope you can help (will be bummed if I end up paying $50+ for the same aircraft in the same year). Frank Massa