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Strong winds maybe...?

Thanks a million, Brad. "located on the center console"... not very clear, IMHO...!

Can someone show me where that "Autopilot switch" is located on the instrument panel? I saw this on page 11 from the "Flight Tutorial.pdf" manual : "At 500ft AGL, engage the Autopilot, located on the center console. You MUST click and hold the Autopilot switch for at least 1-2 seconds before it engages. This is a safety feature of the Saab 340A that prevents accidental Autopilot activation." Thanks.

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Hi Jim, I'm really impressed with the "Cessna Corvalis TT"...! Would like to congratulate you for this outstanding achievement. Using it extensively with "X-Plane 10.22" on my "Mac Pro OS X 10.9". I'm flying with Virtual Airline "California Airlines" (EBBR Hub). http://www.californiaair.net/website/index.php Really my favorite airplane and using the "Garmin G1000 FMS" with no problems. Best Regards, Albert P.S. When the G2000 version update?

Hi Jim, Apologies for not having started a new thread for my new subjects I introduced here...! Sorry about that. Albert

Hi Jim, WOW...! Thanks for the diligent reply. Overlooked that "large FMS knob"...! Albert

Hi Jim, I would like to ask you IF the "Active Flight Plan" window is restricted to a certain number of waypoints? If not, what is the step to take to expend the window? I had a " .fms " file with 27 waypoints (Belgian Tour). See image below :

Hi Jim, I installed a fresh copy and everything is OK now... Thanks for your useful help. Albert

"... The light switches are located in their proper positions in the 3D cockpit ...". All I see is this (half of a landing light switch...) : Unable to put an image here...! No strobe, position and taxi lights?No panel light dimmers?

Difference between 2D & 3D...? 1/ 2D : 2/ 3D : Cheers, Albert

Hi Goran, Never mind. I found what I needed on pages 29/30/31 from the "Charts.pdf" file. Albert

Hi Goran, No problem. I just wanted to know the Vso to be able to know the Vref, e.g. +30%. Thanks for your reply. Albert

I don't see those Vmca & Vso speeds on Plane-Maker (Viewpoint). It says "000". Would like to see/know them... Thanks. Albert http://albvtbe.ipage.com

I see GPS, then LOC1 and finally VOR1.