Brianl

Thanks. Yes I know about that small yellowish plane in brackets. And yes it does what we want in the Little-navmap display on the desktop. And I've got the Little-navmap display working through its BROWSER. But I don't want to see it working on a Huawei tablet. I need to see the aircraft-centred moving Little-navmap display on my on-screen All-in-one tablet display. Any ideas on that? I wonder if your older crаp on Atom processor and Win 8 AIO is the same as my modern Windows 11 version, the Flightsimulator.me All-in-one tablet?

I've got a problem that I hope you can solve. I'm running MSFS along with Little-navmap (L-n) and Flightsimulator.me's All-in-one tablet (AIO). Having prepared a flight plan using L-n and exporting it to MSFS I can follow the flight on the desktop L-n display; the map moves, with my aircraft staying central in the L-n window. . And if I click on the Navmap icon on the AIO tablet display I then see the flight plan in the AIO tablet display. But the AIO display doesn't reflect the flight as it progresses (the map doesn't move), like the L-n window on the desktop does. How do I get the AIO display to follow the aircraft during the flight?

I'm learning to fly a real helicopter and I'm using P3D to train between actual flights. I'm now starting to use the radio in the Cabri G2 and would like to follow suit with P3D. I don't want to have to use text inputs to controllers, I'd like to be able to speak to "them" and hear "their" responses. The only way I've found to do this is by using P3D's Multiplayer ATC. I don't want to trouble other people while using the radio (especially when I don't know/trust them). Does P3D provide a simulated audio ATC? If not, can anyone suggest a suitable add-on? Many thanks, Brian