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Switching between FMS and GNS 430 guidance does delete the whole flight plan inside the GNS430.

@Black-Square said in Turbo Commander Progress: The only thing I would add to your description is that the system is so touchy at taxi/takeoff speeds that almost any movement of the actuator results in a departure from the centerline that would be shameful in any other aircraft. For most models of Turbo Commander that's not true. There are two "levels" of the nosewheel steering, the basic and the "upgraded". The upgraded is twitchy but far fewer of the plane have that. The basic one is wimpy enough that when you push that inch of toe travel to steer, you wonder if it's doing anything so you push more and inadvertently go into braking. That's the risk on takeoff. Not that the steering will overpower the plane but that you'll accidentally go into the braking range while trying to steer and feeling not much happen

Hello, I am new here and I have had WCML: Carlisle to Preston since the DLC released and I love it very much, one issue that has recently occurred to me was the sidings at Carlisle were very empty. This is the 2nd time I have been back on P-C since Crewe - Preston was released. I have a Xbox Series X and I was running very smoothly with all the wagons in the sidings. It feels quite empty now and I would love to get a response on why this has happened.

Hi Derek. Thank you for your reply. I completely understand, and I apologise for the repeated posts. I was experiencing some issues when posting and I also noticed a few errors in my original post that I was unfortunately unable to edit by the time I realised.