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Do you have a log.txt file of when it fails to load?

Can you send a screenshot and the log.txt file?

This seems like something anomalous is configured besides the engines on these. That TN performance seems like something is going wrong there. The plane maker sliders would be irrelevant as we have a custom engine model. I'd recommend performing engine maintenance through the SR22TN menu (SR22TN in the top X-Plane menu bar -> Toggle Aircraft Window -> Maintenance tab). I'd also recommend checking to see if the TN is loaded excessively, that can be done on the Load Manager tab on the SR22 Aircraft window (not the X-Plane default interface, unless FSE Override mode is turned on).

I haven't seen that issue before. I can take a look at the log you can find a guide to get this file here: How to find the X-Plane log.txt file?

Hi Rudder, we haven't heard either of these issues reported before nor can I replicate them, so I'm guessing there is something conflicting on your system. Can you send the log.txt file? You can find a guide to get this file here: How to find the X-Plane log.txt file?

Nothing too much, slightly different performance profiles for starting, from my experience the C24ST5 is slightly easier to start the engine with.

Hi Mahlon, We don't have custom pitch trim, so the default commands should certainly work, assuming that the electrical system is on and the pitch servo circuit breaker wasn't accidentally popped.

This was forwarded to @Attitude to take a look at and to see if he can replicate the behavior.

Hi, I just loaded up to double check, and I can't replicate that behavior on my end. Are you using the G5 in the 3D cockpit of an aircraft (if so, which one) or are you using the popups? Are you using clicking or the scroll wheel to a adjust the knob?

The maintenance would be performed automatically with the inspection, if it finds anything. In this case, there was nothing found during the inspection (no Engine or System entries), so nothing was needed to be performed.

This switch, when turned on, disables the custom load manager and reverts weight & balance, and fuel settings to the X-Plane system.

Hi, It looks like the Gizmo64 plugin isn't running, which is necessary for activation. Re-run the installer and that should install Gizmo and prompt for your X-Aviation credentials.

Sorry, I confused with our G1000 version. 1.0.3 is the latest build of the Entegra. There is no update pending for the Entegras currently.

It looks like the SR20 isn't being activated because the Gizmo64 plugin isn't in the X-Plane 11/resources/plugins directory. I'm guessing this might have been inadvertently removed? Re-running the installer will grab the latest version of Gizmo to install for you.

Most likely the engine is either: Being flooded - make sure to use 3 seconds of boost maximum Not primed - make sure to run the boost pump for ~2 seconds. Not enough/too much throttle - make sure the throttle is set to 1/4" in-sim when starting, as that is around where the proper ratios are reached for starting. Feel free to slowly oscillate the throttle up and down slightly to see if it would catch. The 1/4" mark could be at a different spot on your hardware throttle if it doesn't have the same throw as the real throttle.

In order to debug what is going on, we will need you to send us a copy of the X-Plane log.txt file. You can find a guide to get this file here: How to find the X-Plane log.txt file?

The default navdata that ships with X-Plane is a few years out of date. Updated navdata can be purchased (for one cycle) or subscribed (for monthly updates) to get updated databases. Providers of this data would be Navigraph and Aerosoft. The G1000 uses the standard X-Plane database format.

Can you send the video with the exterior view?

The latest SR20/22s use the 2D-panel system for auto-popups of the G1000, you can see the details on that here: http://help.realsimgear.com/en/articles/4011455-setup-for-realsimgear-cirrus-perspective-hardware-and-torquesim-sr22-sr20

Hi Mike, This is on our list to look into.

You can try deleting NA_Record.txt and NA_State.txt to reset the aircraft.

Which GPU is installed for pictures 1, 2, and 3 in your last post? The engine model, assuming the engine isn't damaged (you can try performing maintenance via the SR22 Maintenance tab), as it only approaches near clouds, this signifies significant performance anomalies with the machine. Based on the screenshot sent, it does seem that the machine is GPU limited. Based on both GPU options, even the 1070 should be sufficient. If you can, send over a log.txt file from the sim from when it is doing the stuttering and that should help give a better picture on what is going on.

Under advanced settings, make sure "Auto-Update Simulator GPS Waypoints" is set on.

The RSG G500 should not be installed into X-Plane 11/resources/plugins, it should be installed on a per-aircraft basis using the G500 installer app located in the main X-Plane 11 directory (G500 Aircraft installer). Manually remove the G500 from X-Plane 11/resources/plugins. If it isn't working after installing into the per-aircraft directory, send a screenshot of the blank popup as well as a log.txt file.

I haven't seen that behavior, my guess is it might correlate with the prior issue?