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    You may have noticed recently that we've made some changes to the 'Your Orders' page of your website account, following customer requests.

    Search: You can now search for products in your account rather than having to page through the list of products to find the one you're after.

    Sorting: The list of products is now sortable by column instead of the previous limited sort options. The sort option isn't persisted between visits, by default products are sorted by the date they were ordered - most recent to oldest.

    Last Downloaded: Products and individual files now show a last downloaded date, to help you see if you've downloaded a product before or if you've downloaded a file since it's last update. Please note, the last downloaded date is set when you click a download link, so if for any reason the download is cancelled or fails the date will still be set even though you haven't completed the download.

    Favourites: You can now set products as 'Favourites' that will show at the top of the list regardless of sort order. This allows you to keep a few favourite products in easy reach alongside your more recent purchases.

    Hide products: You can now hide products you've purchased from appearing in the 'Your Orders' list. This could be useful if you have products for an older sim that you no longer use or want to see in your product list.

    The last two features are accessible using the 'Product Management' button on the 'Your Orders' page. Clicking the button will take you to a new page that allows you to choose one of three options for each product, default, favourite or hidden. All products start out in the default state, and you can set products as favourites or hide them by checking the corresponding boxes before clicking the 'Save all' button. To unhide or unfavourite a product, simply check the default box for the relevant products and click 'Save all'.

    For any feedback or issues with these new features, please contact support or make a post in the 'Comments, Feedback & Suggestions' forum.

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    Hi @GunStrauss, I have a very similar problem, maybe a worse problem. I am trying to create a page with SPAD.neXt for my Loupedeck Live device. I have assigned correctly four dials to the ones in the Analog Baron KNS 81 (lovely piece of avionics, by the way), and also I could map the USE, DATA and RTN keys. Thanks to one suggestion of you in another place I am able to see the Nav 3 value [FRQ] in one of the Loupedeck's buttons.

    BUT I cannot find the RAD or the CHK buttons, and, regarding the LVars, I can only find RADIAL_NUMBER and DISTANCE_NUMBER, but the only value that I obtain is zero. Finnally, the WAYPOINT_NUMBER and the DISTANCE_NUMBER are not in the SPAD.neXt list. You have them, but they don't work, I have only two of them, and they don't work.

    Finnaly, regarding the another four BKSQ_RNAV vars, I would like to ask how they work in the KNS 81, I had no idea about them.

    Thanks a lot in advance and best regards,

    Felix FdC (Oviedo, Spain)

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    Hello,

    Unofrtunetly I have no automatic announcements when driving the U1. when using the DT4 i can play it manual by pressing the H button in the cockpit but in the DT5 i was unable to locate such a button. I of course logged into the Ubahn PC with train number and destination according to the sheet. Furthermore I have no Career sceneraio only standard scenerio which makes it less challengeable.

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    Flo

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    We know how much people LOVE collectibles!

    With the coming of MSFS 2024, scenery has never been so realistic. It would be nice to have a fleet of slower low-flyers, with high-wing visibility to really appreciate it.

    We already have versions of the J3-Cub and Super Cub available, but there is a long series of very popular models built between the late 30's and 50's that put the Piper Aircraft Company on the map. Being somewhat low-powered and with vintage instruments, they also offer a unique challenge to the pilots.

    1936 J2-37 Cub - 2 Seater Taildragger Tandem (1207 Sold)
    1938 J3-65 Cub - 2 Seater Taildragger Tandem (19888 Sold)
    1939 J4-65 Cub Coupe - 2 Seater Taildragger Side-by-Side (1252 Sold)
    1940 J5-75 Cub Cruiser - 3 Seater Taildragger (1507 Sold)
    1946 PA12-108 Super Cruiser - 3 Seater (3759 Sold)
    1947 PA11-90 Cub Special - Tail Dragger 2 Seater Tandem (1541 Sold)
    1948 PA15-65 Vagabond - Tail Dragger 2 seater Side-by-Side (600 sold)
    1949 PA16-115 Clipper - Tail Dragger 4 Seater (737 Sold)
    1950 PA18-150 Super Cub - Tail Dragger 2 seater tandem (10326 sold)
    1952 PA20-135 Pacer - tail dragger 4 seater (1100 sold)
    1952 PA22-150 Tripacer - tricycle 4 seater (9400 sold)
    1960 PA22-108 Colt - Tricycle 2 seater side-by-side (1950 sold)

    Also the fact that they all share many similarities structurally and instruments panel wise, there may be benefits for the developer in re-usability of various parts.
    I know I would definitely buy them !!!

    Great Work Guys !!!

    Claude

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