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The DFC90 is Avidyne's autopilot system. It's simulated in the DFC90 variant.

We don't track your current version number installed vs what's available. The CL650 does have an in sim alert if an update is released, but that's the only one at this time.

Start X-Plane using Rosetta. That will solve this issue for now.

Look harder. The answer to your title question is 'No'.

Have a look at the Configuration Options section here: https://www.togasim.com/mu2docs/setup/realityxp.html#realty-xp-gtngns-setup

No there is not.

Think? I know. I deal with customers daily. It's my job. It's not a statement about one's intelligence. It's about the common occurrence of NOT reading. 50 products is more than a few. My data is a lot more relevant and true than anything you'll get your hands on. That's about all I can say to that. I'm sorry you're displeased, but I've been doing this (selling products) for 16 years. I don't care to be right, I'm just stating the facts as they are. I hope you find products that make you happy, and while I find your future purchasing decisions a bit odd, that's your choice and I respect it. Happy flying!

A website poll is not really relevant. The pool size is not indicative of add-on purchasers use behavior. My data is concrete and definitive of what actual buyers are doing. We aren't going to do this. People don't read fine print about "as-is" clauses, and many will begin purchasing the wrong one even if the supported version is in the title. I realize you think this would be simple, but on my end it's headache central. We're just not going there. I deal with customers all day long to know better than that.

I have the stats of many products and can see where installs go (the CL650, as an example, is multi XP version compatible). It's definitely a severe minority. The community has by and large migrated to X-Plane 12.

I did answer it. One is enough if we can reproduce it.

If we can reproduce it, we can likely fix it. That was also the case here.

To be frank, it's not developers' job to announce things publicly that Laminar has not. Please don't assume we'll do such a thing. At this time we know about as much as you do on that front.

The issue in this thread is not related to the one you have. It's a bug in the DC-3 code where if the DC-3 is loaded prior to activation, a crash can occur because of initialization issues. It is known and will be fixed in an update. In the meantime, as has been indicated elsewhere and by others, the interim solution is as simple as loading another aircraft, then the DC-3 for the first time around.

Speeds are not set by a server. They are dictated by the routings your ISP takes to get to a server. We cannot answer the question for you!