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  1. Morten
    Hi guy's, we did a bit of autumn cleaning in our section of these forums. Hopefully it now is a bit easier to navigate and use. Also in preparation to next release we have cleaned out many old bug reports to start with clean sheets. Don't worry, we have all your relevant reports filed in our own system so if you don't find yours here it does not mean it is lost or fogotten. Happy flying
    3 points
  2. Tom Stian
    Its the knob itself :=)
    1 point
  3. Tom Stian
    Aha. I see. And your right.. its not illuminating never noticed that.
    1 point
  4. jojo2993
    Sorry ... I'm talking about the illumination of the right switch. The right switch does not illuminate. That's what I mean
    1 point
  5. Litjan
    My wild guess as to the most promising cure would be: You need to invest in some capable hardware. Cheers, Jan
    1 point
  6. mmerelles
    Gizmo is not compatible to Sierra OS yet, but the good news is there is a gizmo beta version already that works. You can try it.
    1 point
  7. donoscar
    landing @ LFKC ... watch the runway slope :-)
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  8. jolmos
    I corrected my previous post incorporating the relevant images.
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  9. Tom Stian
    Hi Morten. Just did a quick test to illustrate the issue. Its really struggle to handle the turbulence at FL300+ It may be the overdone turbulence provided in XP 10.50.
    1 point
  10. xm10922
    Looking forward to the IXEG 737 in XP11 with the new shaders and such. Bet it'll turn out even more spectacular as of right now
    1 point
  11. Morten
    Yes, the short period damping is modeled (if the aircraft is made correct) http://www.xplanefreeware.net/morten/MOV/pitch.mp4 Also the long period phugoid oscillations are modelled M
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  12. donoscar
    getting ready for departure in Venise
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  13. X-Pilot
    More information about "Ramzzess Aviation Design Releases 777-200LR"
    Ramzzess Aviation Design and Philipp Avionics have released their eagerly awaited 777-200LR project! This aircraft is said to have been worked on closely with real-world 777 pilots, engineers, and 777 3D CAD files provided by Boeing. The aircraft simulates many systems, including the Electronic Flight Bag and a custom FMC. You can find more information or purchase this aircraft for $59.95 from the X-Plane.org Store.
    1 point
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