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Yes, we had to implement that because we have many U.S. users - so we will have both until the US sees the error in their ways... Jan

We also have a system in place that will initialize your TA to either 18000 (western hemisphere) or 5000 (eastern hemisphere). Jan

10.7 Jan

Hi Tom, thanks for the report! Jan

Hi, there is no non-normal procedure for that. It is very rare, fortunately, but what has happened is that the battery charger failed, the battery drained and the planes generators dropped offline. Fortunately the weather was good (not even standby power)... Jan

Hi, also check your joystick setup and "CWS deadband" setting in the Preferences menu. Sometimes joysticks interfere with the autopilot (like a pilot would in the plane if he pushed on the yoke while the AP is flying...) Jan

Thanks for reporting back, Tchou!

Thanks for the report, the video and the .txt! This will help us fix this issue... Cheers, Jan

Thanks, Tom. We do expect some quirks to be found still with the "subsequent flights" - your report will help us narrow that down! Jan

We are working on the problem! More info to follow shortly! Jan

My money would be on the photosceneries you are running... Jan

I think this is modeled correctly. Also note that X-Plane will enter a special "stopped" mode when the ground speed gets very low - this is due to problems with "friction creep" that X-Plane was suffering from. So whenever the ground speed gets very low, X-Plane acts as if the wheels are soldered to the ground, so you don´t weathervane and shimmy off the runway in wind, for example. That being said, it is not recommended to help with brakes during turns in an airliners. The differential moment is not very strong, and you would need a lot of power to overcome the braking effort. This is something for an emergency, for example if your Captain is incapacitated (the FO does not have a tiller) and you have to get off the runway to where stairs can get attached, But I wouldn´t even try to enter a regular stand or gate with differential braking, only. The power needed is too dangerous for ground equipment. Jan

I agree that having that stuff preset is cool and saves time - but this ends for me where the functionality of the real plane is different. If you always get a certain value on powerup (like the DH, for example), then you should also do so on our model. I know we can get in the old argument again about what is more convenient for the user. But you know where I stand on that. . Jan

I have NO clue... is there another plugin interfering? Thats my standard suspiscion. Try to map a key to "mixture down engine 1" and try again? Does it shut down if you pull up the fire switch? Thanks, Jan

Hi Richard, thanks for the report. As far as I know, nothing was changed pertaining to camera control or use... so I am curious as to why this is happening now. Thanks again, Jan

Hi George, we are working on having airspeed reset to 110 kts on powerup, the other values will be what you had when you shut down last... Jan

It will...in the future ;-) Thanks for reporting this, Jan

Sure! Jan

Thanks - this has been reported a few times and a fix for it should be out very shortly! Jan

This works for me - are you sure the startlevers are all the way at "cutoff"? Jan

Thank you for the report - it does look indeed like there is a slight gap. We will check it out and add it to the list for 1.1! Jan

Tom is awake and aware - a fix is coming up shortly - we just need to decide if this one is the only fix for the hot-hotfix or if we should squeeze in another one or two that also cropped up... Jan

Yep, known, thanks! Will be fixes soon as possible! Jan

This is very weird and you need to provide some more details about this. Load the plane, and as soon as the first console pops up, stop X-Plane and post your gizmo log, IXEG_FMC_debug.txt and log.txt here. Thanks, Jan

Hi, this is the same error we see over and over - the other ones are just follow-up crashes. I am not sure you can revert (you could before by putting in the code number for previous hotfixes), but I expect this one to get fixed within a very short timeframe. Tom is still asleep (it´s 05:40 a.m. in Texas)... Jan