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  1. yep, definitely, VNAV is not 100% bug free as I understand, and real world flying with all the controllers around and restrictions, traffic etc, you never get to fly a descent VNAV anyway, plus you get a real situation awareness and immersion due to that. I do not miss VNAV in this plane. It is so fun to do it yourself, you just need to prepare your flights a bit more in-depth. For the lazy auto pilot flying from take off to landing I have the PMDGs ;-)
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  2. Grab it while it's hot! venturasky.com
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  3. Hiya Tom, Sure looks like it Many Thanks Happy Holidays Now i will have a drink and relax lol Cheers Tony
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  4. is it above 60 degrees north? http://www.x-plane.com/kb/x-plane-11-00-release-notes/
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  5. Could you provide a screenshot ?
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  6. Shots: http://www.avsim.com/topic/500581-ventura-sky-for-x-plane-11-smp4/
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  7. normal, it is a very slippery aircraft, you need to manage your speeds with anticipation, descending at 2000 f/m will not help reducing speed, it would more be below 1000 f/m depending on your current speed and altitude managing with FLCH can help to understand what that plane needs to be slowed down
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  8. Flying from KORD to KTUS. Gotta love SkyMAXX Pro V4!
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  9. Beta 2 is live. - Set your own desired visibility limit below 10.000ft. - Watch the sky colors and lightning adjust dynamically to low visibilities (anything below 18nm). - Extends visibility more progressively above 10.000ft. - Minimizes fade-in of Autogen, enabling larger autogen draw radius (zero perf. cost).
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  10. Christmas was 3 days ago OK, I respect the need for holidays. Just hope to get a reply sometime.
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  11. Could someone from the IXEG team please give a respond to this topic
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