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Does it pop out more than just the built in pop out instruments. For example, can it pop out the fuel tank selector valve? I know I can down load the demo but I won't be able to do that for a few days.

I have higher GPU, 3090, temps and lower CPU temps. GPU was in the high 60s on SU4 and now running at about 75 with SU5.

In 2024 there are, guessing, hundreds of new commands and variables in the Sim. Spad also has a ton of new ones for Sim Connect and others. I've found that some that worked before don't work now. Can't speak for the Comanche, but for the PA28 I couldn't find anything that worked for the fuel selector. What I finally found that worked was using a B: event. There are also many fuel related B: events so even then you need to find the correct one.

Nothing that you've read is true. Edit: Except that it is easier to create a local account with Pro 🙂 Edited 57 minutes ago by flyingscampi Two examples with some overlap between them: https://www.2-data.com/knowledge-hub/a-search-for-digital-sovereignty-eu-governments-shift-from-microsoft-to-linux-libreoffice https://lowtechlinux.com/2025/07/07/governments-around-the-world-are-switching-to-linux/

If you upgrade to 11 and create and associate your MS Account to your PC, you are basically providing MS with all of your data. If you upgrade I suggest that you do that with only a local account. MS makes it difficult to do that with Home but it can be done. It's easier with Pro. If what I've read is true 11 is being dropped for Linux by both Governments and large institutions. It's claimed that windows revenue has dropped enough to impact MS' bottom line.

Someone pointed out to me that when, for example, you click on the yoke device, the profiles listed below are unique to that device no matter what you name the profile. So, if you have 4 devices then there are, at a minimum, 12 profiles. Three profiles per device; general, airplanes, and specific multiplied by 4 devices. Specific is only for the aircraft that's currently selected. So, you could have many more depending on if you use any specific mappings. Some mappings for the C172 and others for, let's say, the Bonanza. And there are definitely differences in available specific commands between aircraft. For example, the C172 MFD commands are specific only. The Bonanza doesn't have any MFD commands under specific or anywhere else for that matter. They just don't exist. It's a bug that's been documented for both 2020 and 2024. I was pulling my hair out until I found that out. What that means is the MFD commands being specific you will need to create a specific profile for each aircraft to bind them to any device. This is a prime example of a programmer designing something with no user input.

There's a term for it, Tinkeritus. It's the uncontrollable urge to adjust something, anything, to squeeze out just a little bit more performance. The results, more often than not, are varying levels of frustration when it doesn't reach the nirvana level of performance. It often gets triggered by several things: 1. New version of the software 2. New hardware 3. A new post and/or video However, none of these need to occur in the most severe cases. 🙂

Here's the video I found on it. You can skip to 1:55.

Not sure which beta version this was implemented but I noticed that trees are now solid objects. Don't ask me how I know this. 🙂 I also found a video on youtube about it.

I didn't see this mentioned anywhere. In the .19 beta, in VR, you can popout the MFD and/or GPS and drag it to an external monitor. No big deal except that it now works/updates. Thinking it was a fluke I flew one flight with the PA28, exited the sim, restarted with the 172 and it still works. This is a game changer for me as I use mixed reality in VR. Since I haven't tried to do this in a long time, I'm not sure which update this was implemented.

I had read somewhere that it may be a beta simconnect issue.

I can visualize the following. Somewhere, deep in the basement of Asobo, a dimly lit office. Empty pizza boxes, soda cans, candy wrappers scattered about. A lone programmer is sitting in a chair and 4 managers are standing around and staring. The programmer says, "I never touched that part of the system! I couldn't have caused it! He may never be seen again. 🙂

https://fselite.net/content/continued-confusion-over-honeycomb-aeronautical-management-and-charlie-rudder-pedals/ "....the Serial Number contains a factory identifier, which at the time of writing reads “SA” on the authentic product and “RY” on the unauthorized product.” I recently purchased these pedals and sure enough the S/N contains the "RY". I need to reach out to MyPilot storel to see if I have any recourse with them as the official company, Snakebyte, won't be providing any support. And I doubt that any support would be available from whoever made them. The "counterfeit" ones are working ok but I'm concerned if anything goes wrong.

Too many trees in my neck of the woods as well. Also, not the correct ones. Way too many pines and not enough hardwoods.

I've noticed in 24 that once you go above a certain speed that turning effectiveness decreases and exhibits what you are experiencing. It is almost like you are on a slippery surface and skidding. The speed at which this starts is somewhere above 10kts. My 2 cents it that this is a bug as I've seen this with pedals other than the charlies.