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  1. Goran, I didn't have any luck with PlaneMaker, but I think I may have found a solution. There is an X-Plane dataref called "sim/flightmodel/engine/ENGN_TRQ:0" that has a numerical value that increases with torque. Using SPAD.neXt, I set up a condition when that dataref exceeds 3035 which coincides with 101% torque, it sets off the fire warning bell. Not realistic, I know, but it definately gets your attention. I set this up at Courchevel airport, facing uphill, halfway up runway 21 with full fuel; parking brakes set; and chocked. I kept jumping the chocks at 100% torque on a level airport. Not sure how this will work at different altitudes. However, I'm about to find out. Rick S
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  2. Problem resolved by upgrading os to Catalina... Thanks for all the help.
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  3. Glad you're enjoying the plane. All of the sidebar options are accessible from the Plugins menu, which should be available via your VR controller. So under Plugins > TBM900. Moreover, both chocks and GPU can be set & unset via clickspots right at the appropriate location on the aircraft model. Simply get out of the cockpit and come up to the GPU door on the left-hand side of the nose, click the door and that connects the GPU. Similarly, walk up to either one of the main landing gear and you should have a clickspot right over where the chocks are to place & remove them:
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