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Hi Ian - thanks for the offer! I will talk to Tom and will get back to you. I personally would love to have that, since the real FMS does it, too. Cheers, Jan

Added to log, thx Tom!

Hi Michael, the autopilot will supersede the flight-director - but the question is - if AP A is in command, but FD switch A is off - will there be a MA light on the left side? I think so. So maybe the logic is like this: Whenever any FD switch is on, there will be a MA light. If an AP is in CMD, then the MA light will be on that side, even if that side FD switch is off. If no AP is in CMD then the MA light will be on the side of the FD switch that is on AND was switched on first. So your second row would be: .... B Master .... A+B Master third row: ... A Master .... A+ B Master Jan

Sounds about right. Jan

As far as I know, there is no data for transition altitude in the data set of airports... But we will look into having this store between sessions like some other values do. Jan

Hi Markus, yes, once you loose AC power (engines off) you can´t get the fuel from the center tank... The center tank fuel pump low pressure warning is disabled if the switches are off. Some thinking has to be done by the pilots on this plane, this is not an Airbus . You should be able to lower your landing gear with the manual gear extension, we currently have a bug where this doesn´t work when you don´t have battery power. We will fix that. Jan

Idea is noted. For the future: Ideas and suggestions will be ranked much higher on my internal list if posted in the correct forum subsection . Jan

We coded the MA lights to always be on whenever an FD or AP is on - to indicate which side FCC is master. But you are right - the lights should be OFF when the FD switches are off... Nils will kill me Jan

Re-download the full version 1.0.7 here - hotfix servers are down for a bit. Jan

I am certain it is something with your computer - since no one else reported this. Either you need to exempt your X-Plane folder from your virus scanner (avast, windows defender, ...) or there is a heat problem (if you run on Mac). Jan

Thanks, we will look at this! Jan

Thanks for the reports and the investigative efforts! We will look at this one! Jan

Not sure if turn direction is specified in the database. If it is not, the plane will default to a right turn, I believe. We will look at it, Jan

There has been a time (after the Pittsburgh crash) when all maneuvering speeds were increased by 10 kts (crossover issue). So in case the rudder freaks out, you can still counteract that with the ailerons. But that was uniformly for all speeds (i.e. Up = 220kts). So I am not sure where the discrepancy comes from. You can certainly use flaps 10 to fly 160 (we do it in London, where the controllers have a hissy-fit if you don´t fly EXACTLY 160 to 4 DME...). You could also use flaps 15 to fly 150, but the gear warning will freak out if you pull out the power... Jan

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