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BigG433

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  1. I just wanted to update the status of my overcharge I reported a little earlier. This issue was resolved quickly and to my complete satisfaction by a member of the A2A support team... just as I knew it would.
  2. Same thing just happened to me. I added my "A2A Flying Hours" discount to my discounted price but was charged the full price. I'm confident this will get ironed out quickly. After all, it's A2A...
  3. Lots of good, instructional videos out there on the interweb but all of that information can be overwhelming at times. It's a simulator so with a little contextual assistance from videos, take one up and try out the various functions to understand how they work. Understanding how the flight management systems influence various phases of a flight will be the first challenge you'll need to overcome when flying commercial simulations. You'll find with time in the simulator, there WILL come a moment when it all clicks and will finally make sense. When it finally does, you'll gain so much more enjoyment knowing you can complete an IFR tube liner flight start to finish, anywhere in the world, day or night, fair weather or not. I'd get comfortable flying on autopilot before dealing with flights that might involve AI ATC flight deviations you'll have to manage as you ramp up the challenge. Once you gain a better understanding of how everything works, you'll find yourself increasing the amount of hand flying you do!
  4. Confirms my anxiety med is working...
  5. Really? That's all you got out this video? Wow... Personally, I appreciate the effort!
  6. Really? That's all you got out this video? Wow... Personally, I appreciate the effort!
  7. Another vote for the Yoko Yoke. I've had mine for several years and performance continues to be rock solid! My Honeycomb Alpha went back in the box.
  8. Update (for the Ops Center)... PSYCH! Got me too.
  9. I didn't like the quality of the stock mic. I too use SayIntentions for most of my flights so I opted for the Antlion ModMic USB 2 to replace the built-in headset mic. The ModMic comes with a magnetic mount that works well with my CL headset. I disabled the built-in mic through PimaxPlay. I used the Pimax in-stock email notification to purchase my DMAS headphones.
  10. Just built a new system and moved from the G2 to the Crystal Light at the same time. To date, very pleased with the image quality using the Crystal Light (with prescription inserts). I was initially disappointed with the comfort of the CL so I ordered the Apache comfort strap and face pad combo from Studioform. This combo package provided a huge improvement in comfort and the included face pad spacers allowed me to better accommodate my prescription inserts. Highly recommended! I also upgraded to the DMAS headset speakers. While an improvement over the stock CL headset speakers, not quite as good as the G2 speakers in my opinion.

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