Retiredpilot

Yep, it is hard to know exactly what might be causing things. I have Terrain LOD and Objects LOD at 150 so maybe over time that "eats" up things? I do have an RTX 5090 so I was hoping for smooth sailing:)

I did have a recent update for SimAppPro. I'll check into that one. I use Mobiflight to connect the Core Flight 737 Overhead. When I set it up several months ago, there was no SpadNext interface available at that time. It has worked perfectly for me without issues. SimAppPro for the Winctrl devices is what I se there. Thanks for your reply. John

I am using MSFS 2020 and rarely take a flight more then 2 hours. This AM I wanted to check some of my graphics settings, so I set up at KCLE airport and then checked my settings. I went back to the plane and just let it sit there at the gate basically cold and dark with just ground power on. I came back about 4 hours later and noticed my GPU said 99% while the CPU was in the single digits. Things were working but very slowly. I was using GSX/SpadNext/SimApp Pro/Mobiflight and a couple of others. Nothing new to the sim and I have never seen this before when actually flying. Any thoughts? Thx. John

Problem solved. Please disregard. My apologies.

Hello; Recently got a Core Flight B737 Compact Overhead panel. It has a 2 pronged EU power cord that says 250v~. I am assuming that it is not dual voltage as my adapter does not work when I try to power it on. I think I need a converter, but all I can seem to find is for using US 110 to EU 240v when in Europe. I need the opposite as I want to plug it in here in the US. Any electrical folks with knowledge of what converter/adapter I need? Many thanks.

Are these folks still up and running? The website seems out of date. Just wondering if their products are still viable for purchase? Thans. John

I have installed the SDK for MSFS 2020 and I am going to add some objects to an existing airport. I think the safest thing to do is to back up the existing information. I found 5 bgl files that cover that airport. Should I backup all 5, or is there only 1 that is pertinent to the objects? Thanks. John

Yes, that is the file. I did download from flightsim.to. Unzipped it and there are 119 files in the scenery\andres3d folder. There is a comment on that page about it as well. That is strange. John

The airport lighting at night around the terminals is basically non-existent in msfs 2020. I could hardly see around the gate area. I found an add-on (the andres3d -airports-lights) but it has only about 120 airports. I am new to 2020, so I am just wondering if there are any other alternatives to this? Thanks. John

The problem turned out to be having MSFS AI ATC Radio Comms turned on in the assistance settings. Turning that off fixed it all. Thanks for reading.

Yes I did. I also had trouble with the baro code changing as well. I did find another that addressed that issue, but I haven't had the chance to dig further into the Com1 problem. It could be because I am not using a PMDG code on the SWAP event, but Com2 is working with the same one. I will keep trying. Thanks.

Thanks for your reply. I have checked a couple others and they do the same thing. For now I am just going to use Com2. I have been trying to learn more about Spad.neXt so maybe that will help.

I got a brand new PC setup, so I am pretty sure this not a driver issue. I have an older Saitek Radio Panel and with Spad.neXt. I am able to load a snippet and have the panel working fine in Spad. I have the 3 decimal places working, so I am sure things are good. When I start up FS2020 and use the PMDG 737-800, the panel lights up and things look ok at first. When I put a frequency in the Standby with Com1 and then swap it, the new frequency moves over and after about 1 second both the active and standby revert to a default value from what was showing in Spad. Surprisingly enough, when I use Com2 everything works just fine. The frequency swap holds just fine. The sqwak also works. I can run the radios off of number 2, but I was wondering if anybody had and ideas on what is going on? Thanks.

Thank you very much.