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Thanks @hs118!

I got the Azupoly Bronco and they did a very nice job on it, but I'm having trouble figuring out what to assign the throttle and prop axis to in Spad.NEXT for the Honeycomb Bravo. If anyone has done this, I'd appreciate some guidance. Thanks!

While not the answer I was dreaming of, YES it makes total sense. Thanks @btacon for nice explanation! While on the subject, is the lack of the TDS GTNXi / AP VNAV (automated) integration due to the APs not being up to par on MSFS? For example, Working Title made significant GPS / AP VNAV automation progress, so I know it can be done.

I'd appreciate it if anyone can help me with this question. Which airplane(s) with the TDS GTNXi Virtual Cockpit integration have an autopilot with working VNAV functionality?

Wow! Do let us know if you find out!

Love this story, LOL! When I decided to get VR it was mainly to exercise at home, but when I tried it on MSFS, I went to all my VR friends and complained why no one told me how awesome an experience it is, what a HUGE difference it makes for situational awareness, helicopter flying, much better approaches, landing and pattern flying, instrument panel awareness, as well as the sense of vertigo you get in real life, OMG its a game changer!

ohh, that's 2 votes for this one with the TDS as an added bonus, thanks!

100% agree, I couldn't land helicopters until VR!

Oh man, this a great list, thanks for this feedback!!!

Exactly!!!

Now that we can use Navigraph with the TDS GTNXi, I'm considering this plane. I'm looking for a good cross-country option with an advanced autopilot. Thanks!

Yes, I agree 100%, its like being at freaking museum! All that's missing is that old cabin smell lol.

I didn't know about a Bronco freeware. I loved that plane for its awesome cockpit view in P3D, so I must try it in MSFS VR, thank you!

I have that aircraft and with that bubble canopy, you are right, its great to fly it around the mountains, because in 2D you don't get the sense of vertigo you get in VR. Additionally, when I flew it in 2D, the eyepoint seemed too high but in 3D it just makes sense it being that high.

I recently acquired VR goggles, and after trying out some of my aircraft, a few have stood out as I got into the cockpit because I had that WOW! moment. So far for me, the DC-3 was one that I felt 2D doesn't quite do it justice, it is such big difference in 3D! It got me thinking about getting feedback in case I am missing out on an aircraft I don't currently own. Please share which aircrafts give you that WOW! moment in VR? Thank you!