Hi there, Since releasing version 0.1 of the J32 checklist clist earlier in the week I have put many hours into getting to what is currently build 0.7, which has dataref integration for about 15+ checklists. What's my point? I have been in and out of that plane and throwing switches countless times doing testing and debugging of the various checklists. I've added "Control Locks Down/Up" in the relevant places to make sure that you don't get caught out with this, and there's even a reminder to switch planes before exiting X-Plane so that you don't lose your axis between XP sessions. Build 0.7 is going through some beta testing this weekend by a very generous RW ex-J32 pilot who has agreed to give his opinion on how close to reality the flows are and any suggestions for changes /errors etc - after which I expect to release it to the public on the X-Pilot library very soon. It works great, speeds up your operations and stops you making a silly mistake causing an engine burnout or other vital step - and it stops you losing your axis if you follow the steps correctly. (I've done all of the above for sure!) I am not saying that people haven't been having some strange issues, but I can say that my axis / prop woes are now a thing of the past and I'm getting a lot of satisfaction out of "doing it right" in the flows. If anyone would care for a look at 0.7 as it stands now please let me know, it's quite usable - BUT: you'll need to use XP32bit as the Checklister plugin is still only 32bit - but at the moment my system using 10.20b11 shows very little to no difference in my settings between the two versions. At some point I will also record a video of this in use for YouTube for those that would "look" but won't "touch" - but I'll wait to see the feedback from the RW pilot first in case it's better to do a video on 0.8 - but maybe 0.7 will cut it. (Update: I've bought the registered version of FRAPS now so I am ready to go when build 0.8 is done.) Thanks very much. Kind regards, James