pcartier1960

I use it to set the climb rate of the aircraft, when climbing on autopilot and I decide to change the climb rate a little I press (TCS) set the new climb rate and release (TCS) the autopilot will maintain my new climb. note: (TCS) is assigned to my joystick button.

Same here on the Mac all lights are on.

What an amazing video! that flight deck is life-like. Keep the videos coming it's really helpful.

What I do is assign a hot key to "load flight plan" then execute my hot key which brings up a list of all my flight plans in x-plane, pick one and select GPS on the radio and she follows the plan perfectly!

CWS (TCS in the plane) I like that one!

Thanks for the replies, I will try out these methods tonight.

First off GREAT aircraft! now to my problem/lack of knowledge. When cruising and I want to descent to a lower altitude I first select the lower alt value and arm it, then press "IAS" and start pulling back on the throttle. Is this the correct procedure? (like the CRJ-200) when I do this the plane will not descend and the IAS does not hold. I have also selected "VS" and then use the pitch wheel but that didn't help either. I must be doing something wrong or out of sequence. Thanks!