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No. The sim still does not provide access to the required raw data. We continue to wait for Laminar.

Please provide the full log file again. Thanks.

I understand it’s a lot to figure out. If you do come back to it for another try, I’ve seen several people receive one-on-one instruction from our gracious Discord community members: https://discord.gg/YXEyF7CY

Leaving the beacon light on?

Yes.

Yup, this’ll have to go to Laminar. Sorry.

These are all simulator crashes that will need to be addressed to Laminar Research, but if you upload your Log.txt maybe we can give some pointers. https://www.x-plane.com/support/

There’s no real outage or NOTAM.

That's how it works. Have you read the FMS Primer document that comes in the aircraft directory?

Works as in moves the stabilizer? It's a two channel system so either being on will be enough. There are definitely STAB TRIM CAS messages when appropriate, e.g. STAB CH 1 INOP, etc. On the back of the control wheels.

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It won't engage if you're putting too much pressure on the flight controls, for example.

The latter, although it was not deliberate. Feedback appreciated and noted.

This is fixed in the next version. Thanks for the report.

Definitely suggest removing this plugin from all custom sceneries, it's not been maintained for a very long time, and for me is too risky for stability of the sim.

You did nothing wrong insofar as flying from one provider's service area to another is automatic, however there is currently an FAA-induced SBAS outage in the CL-650's sim world so WAAS is unavailable. In this scenario you have to fallback to non-LPV minimums, and hence Baro-VNAV. On an approach with both LPV and non-LPV available the selection is made in the ARRIVAL DATA page under APPR MODE. However, it may also require changing approaches completely if SBAS is required.

Easiest thing to do is a DIRECT TO.

The airframe isn’t equipped with wipers.

The throttle levers aren't going to move until they are out of the fuel shut-off position, if that's what you mean, just like in the real life plane.

No, it wasn’t. I’ll have to get better steps later.

Can you check the flight control deflections in the sim popup window? I think it’s available in one of the top menus.

Never heard of this on Nvidia. Can you capture a video of it perhaps? Thanks.

The log contains no useful crash information. Please remove all third party plugins except Gizmo64.plugin and try again.

That should probably always be zero for custom planes.