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  2. Yes as posted above, I used Loran a lot flying IFR until GPS came out. I used Loran hooked to auto pilot to fly VOR-VOR or to intersections. Just as backup to VOR DME and ADF. Made work load a lot easier as single pilot IFR over mountains etc. I also flew NDB approach into B20, now KIZG, using Loran as main guide, but of course monitoring ADF full time. Way more accurate that way. I always figured Loran at my local airport was within 100' we are close to the Maine Coast here, so Loran coverage was really good. Now the only approach to KIZG is RNAV. A big improvement and much easier to fly.
  3. I had a Loran in my C177 back in the 80's before GPS. All IFR nav back then was VOR NDB in GA aircraft. But I always used Loran as a help it was coupled into my AP as well. As soon as GPS came out that was retrofitted. Much better and soon it became IFR certified unlike Loran.
  4. Funny thing I just bought it for $14.99 (loyalty discount in checkout) but my card was charged $49.99. Now site is all locked up trying to get to support.
  5. Steam C:\Users[Your Username]\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024\Packages\Community MS Store C:\Users[Your Username]\AppData\Local\Packages\Microsoft.Limitless_8wekyb3d8bbwe\LocalCache\Packages\Community Thanks, MSFS Team
  6. C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Packages\Microsoft.Limitless_8wekyb3d8bbwe\LocalCache\Packages Unless you did a custom location.
  7. In my experience with 4 screens DLSS only works on #1 monitor. And I get smooth center screen (#1) but stutters in payware airports when turning fast taxiing. Most of the time side monitors are smooth. I think it is all about what your graphics card can handle.
  8. I have had the MCDU now for a few weeks. No real problems. In 2024, I have had to restart the App (SimPro I think) a couple times both when my EFIS/FCU units as well as the MCDU has not displayed numbers or letters. But just restarting the App always solves it, no need to end flight or quit MSFS. I use exclusively for the Fenix 3xx planes and I love all the WinWing stuff.
  9. Try win11. I have the 4070ti Super and it runs perfectly for me. Also I have 64GB Ram. More in my profile below. Power supply may be the problem.
  10. Yes not often but a few times I have seen grass appear and disappear every few seconds. Mostly in No Payware airports, I would say. I always focus on enjoying what works, and I accept a few glitches especially on something as complex as 2024. It took quite a while to fix things in 2020, and some things still have problems in 2020. I do have to say that 2024 is much improved for multi screen use. I too use at least 5 screens sometimes 6, 4 always on my 2024 computer. Others are laptops and tablets, and a few WinWing units.
  11. Yes I agree. But by having my #1 monitor being my center monitor. I really don't notice lesser frame rates in the peripheral monitors, unless I specifically look hard at them when turning fast taxiing or very close to the ground in a helicopter. My side monitors are also only 1080's and I don't really notice that either as most of the time they really just are to fill in peripheral vision. And we don't even see color in our peripheral vision, your brain fills it in. It seems my mind also upscales the side monitors for me.
  12. Yes but I think it only works on my middle screen (#1 4K). Fenix mostly, but also the R66 and a few GA planes like C207, B36 etc. I fly mostly around the NE USA: PWM BOS JFK ACK IZG LAC LGA MHT BGR BML CYHZ CYSJ CYQB. Also Scandinavia ESSA ESSB EFTU and a bunch in Norway. These are areas I flew around a lot in real life as a pilot. But I also fly all over the world just random areas.
  13. With a crosswind, I give it a bit of nose down elevator to start with. It is a long body so x-wind has a bigger effect in the vertical stab. I also made the Pendulum TM's pedals a bit softer touch in the middle ( progressive curves) in the hdw setup. The 319 is easier in X-wind. And that makes sense to me. It has been a while since I flew the PMDG 737 but I don't remember it being easier.
  14. Well if you don't start cold and dark, there is no point in GSX Pro. It runs in the background while you prepare the plane and program the flight, takes about the right amount of time, you can speed up the boarding in a few ways, but it is sort of fun to watch. Using different screens for tablet and MCDU make this nice, you can watch external or out the windows as plane is fueled catered and has cargo loaded as well as the passengers that mostly look pretty real, but sometimes walk through each other of moonwalk floating. The pushback is really cool as is the follow me truck after landing, leading you to the right gate night or day. It is just another cool bit of immersion, to me it feels right, even though sometimes it is a bit comical. I have the KBOS FlyTampa as well and it works perfectly there as well as all other airports I have used even small one like KACK the stairs and buses delivering passengers are really cool. I have used it at dozens of payware airports and lots of native 2024 and 2020 ones with no problems at all. It did take me a while to figure out exactly how to use it, the manual is long and there are lots of vids on the subject. I highly reccomend it if you fly airliners from cold and dark, if you like to start on the runway and just go I would not bother with it.

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