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I'll bring it up with Saso and see if there's some way we can take care of it.

The gear was done this way because a single wheel wouldnt give enough "grip" for this aircraft. Please don't mess with it in Planemaker. Much of the landing gear is code driven, and making any changes may have unpredictable results.

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Nothing like this is planned. I'm not really aware of other add ons that offer this, though. You could always just open the map, and drag the aircraft on the map to the point where you want to go.

Going into the red for short times is perfectly fine. You just can't stay there for the duration of a flight.

We don't support beta builds of X-Plane. Too much can go wrong. Best thing to do, if you want to help Laminar get rid of any bugs, is to send them your log.txt file with a description of what happened.

There's nothing special about the landing lights. They are stock spill lights. This would be more a question for Laminar to answer.

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I spoke to a Real Sim Gear representative, and he mentioned you already reached out to their support channels. We've forwarded this issue to Saso, and hopefully he may have some kind of a solution.

I don't have the Real Sim Gear setup, but I'm guessing you want 2 individually working PFD's. If this is the case, the default G1000, which is being used as a base to the G1000 in the TBM, doesn't allow for 2 separately working PFD's. SO what you get on 1 of them, is the same as what you get on the other one.

We rotated the ipad in the latest update to accomodate avitab users.

If it crashes again, please make a new forum post at the dedicated TBM 900 support section, along with your log.txt file.

Check any assignments in your hardware. Check maintenance manager for any damage to the reversers.

A blue shimmer is indicating that you're getting cold. A red one means you're getting hot. Take the appropriate steps. If it's hot, open the doors or turn on the AC. If it's cold, close the doors and turn on the heating.

Aircraft/X-Aviation/TBM-900/Documentation

A note for future reference, we'll see support posts in the relevant sections of the forums. There's a dedicated Saab forum further down. You're definitely not doing something right. Make sure controllers are calibrated and assignments are set. The chirping sound is the AP disconnect sound. This is turned off by pressing the Red button on the controls.

It's not something we even remotely looked at, due to the different sounds that would have to be played for a massive amount of different landing speeds/rates. We're talking about, literally, hundreds of different speeds and rates. I guess it's possible, but then performance might take a hit.

The way the G1000 is coded is definitely a question for Saso to answer. Feel free to ask him. https://discord.gg/EgX3V6

I don't have xcamera, so I can't comment on that, but the views are working fine on my end. Could there be some kind of conflict between xcamera and the default views? Check to make sure nothing else could be interfering. We didn't do anything to mess with the views in the TBM, so this is a strange one if you can't set your views.

There is an update in progress. We don't really have a blog, but we have a discord group. https://discord.gg/YUJ4MU

The rain on the glass is positioned that way so you cannot see any "clear" glass on the top edge where rain would normally be. It's done this way so rain can be seen from inside, running down the glass from above the glass edge. I'll look into the gear spray.

No. The charts are a PDF download into the display. The default G1000 doesn't allow the flexibility we would like to do what you're asking. The other option is avitab. We've integrated that into the ipad.

I'm empty. I've contacted Saso to jump in on this one, so maybe he'll catch something I might have missed.

This is the most bizarre problem I've seen on any add on. Again, your log file doesn't even show a crash or shut down. It just shows X-Plane quitting, without even a clean shut down. It just stops. Even when X-Plane is shut down properly, the log will state "X-Plane has shut down". One thing I did notice is that you're now running 11.4 b3. We don't really like working with beta's, but you did post logs from 11.36, so I can somewhat overlook that. However, seeing as you were finally able to load it, I'm starting to strongly suspect this is hardware related. It may sound a little out there, but are you able to download some software (your choice) to check your CPU and GPU temps? Also, it might be an idea to check your RAM. The easiest method is to use Windows built in RAM checker. Follow the steps here Try those suggestions and post back. Keep in mind, we're trying to eliminate possibilities, so I hope you don't mind going through some of these steps to help figure out what's going on.