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I just checked, and all is working as it should on my end. Could you post screenshots of what it is you're seeing, so I can get a clearer picture?

And to you, too.

If it happens again, can you post a TBM900_log.txt file

Emergency lighting isn't modelled at this time. We might add it at a later date. Not sure if it's going to be part of the upcoming update.

It's definitely not something we can reproduce, but the note has been made, and we'll see what can be done about it in the update.

Are the chocks in?

You are missing something in the shut down. Are you turning off all electrics after shutting down the aircraft engines (including the crash bar)?

Seeing as the questions about the ILS keep coming, regardless of what is posted, it appears I will have to keep responding. The next update involves more than an ILS fix. The ILS was not broken by us, but a change that occurred in 11.50b2. We have fixed it and it is working correctly in the beta, which now has over 200 testers. There are still some minor issues with librain (the rain and ice effects), and the update will not go out until all current issues on the list are resolved. I can appreciate that people want this ILS fix, but there's no point putting out update after update, without fixing everything that needs to be fixed. And these are mostly Vulkan/Metal issues now.

I'm assuming you checked your X-Plane failures? If they are all set to "always working", I'm guessing it may be some kind of external script taking control of the fuel or electrics(?)

Not really sure what you mean by cleaning it up and not being "aligned". Can you post screenshots?

It's what we use for activation of the TBM. Without it, you wouldn't get very far. You wouldn't even be able to turn the power on.

Even if my wife demanded an ETA, I wouldn't be able to give it to her. That's how unpredictable updates can be. An example: The rain effects were all fixed in the Mac and Linux versions of the TBM. But Windows was being difficult. One of the issues of the Windows build (I think), was some of the code was case sensitive. It can be problems as minor as that, that we don't see. If I had to give out a very wild guess, that I would not put money on, I would say a month. But it depends on what the testers find.

The ILS and rain effects are fixed and working (for the most part) in the beta. Asking us "when" is futile for both parties. Because if we say "soon", we get told off. If we say "2 weeks", and we're late, we get told off. If we say "when it's ready", we get told off. There is no good response to that question. Which is why we never give out ETA's.

And to you, sir.

No ETA, but we're currently on beta 8, with over 200 testers helping out. The ILS problem is currently fixed for the beta, but there were other problems that needed addressing.

There is X-Plane 11 navdata and X-Plane 11.50 navdata. Something changed in the X-Plane 11.50 navdata that is causing the ILS problem in the TBM.

We think this could be some kind of button/key/script assignment that is overriding the dataref used for power to the radios.

On a hard surface with snow, probably. On dirt or gravel with snow, no.

Going through the earlier posts in this thread, it's safe to say that this is only happening to you with saving an aircraft situation. We're still looking into this, but in the meantime, I'll ask you to avoid saving a flight. If you HAVE to save a flight, then at the load screen on the next time you load up X-plane, make sure you put a check mark in "start with engines running".

Do you have anything controlling your avionics by way of hardware or scripts?

The ILS bug is something we've been aware of for a while. It's fixed for the next update. In the meantime, reverting back to X-Plane 11 navdata (not 11.50) will fix this for you.

Not really sure what is happening here on your side, but we'll investigate a little further.

I'll have to confirm, but I think I remember that the tow is only to be used on hard surfaces. I just tried it on a grass surface, and it wouldn't move. The smoke isn't brake smoke. It's "dust" from the grass/dirt.