PA-28-161 Warrior II

In our XP12 Warrior, there should be a click spot on the suction cup behind the EFB where it sticks to the window. Clicking that area with the EFB fitted will hide the EFB, clicking that area with the EFB hidden will make it visible.

Mark - Just Flight

I greatly value the extremely high quality of JF aircraft! I was a sim pilot for 30yrs before getting my PPL after retiring. I trained in the Warrior and am fortunate to have joined a flying club after relocating that has a Warrior & a T Tail Arrow (no Turbo). I consider your aircraft study level. Even though the sim can't reproduce or hone all the skill elements of real flight, having this level of detail allows regular drill of all SOPs, procedures, emergencies. Absent a few differences in location of gauges, and the interior color your Warrior is like sitting in mine. Adding the RXP 530 gives me IRL GNS operation. It's just fantastic for staying sharp when you don't/can't fly regularly! Also want to call out the incredible support/partnership with Thranda. I have communicated with NoJoe and others on the support forum in .Org many times. Always responsive, helpful, and open to input! You keep building like this, and I'll keep buying!!

Thank you so much for the information. The Warrior is what I got my PPL in and actually fly, so it gets my vote. In XP12 the Warrior won't make full RPM, the aerodynamics preclude many maneuvers including pattern work, and if there is any rain the Z shaped pattern almost totally obscures vision.

I picked up the Arrow IV on a sale mostly in case I ever decide to step up into our club T Tail. The Arrow at least is functional in XP12.

Exactly my question, was there ever an answer?

It's taken a while, but I've finally worked it out... It enables / disables the trim control on the yoke (which you have hidden in the photo).

The way to spot it is to go to the X-Plane General Settings dialog and enable the "Show clickable regions in the cockpit". Anything you can click has a green box drawn on it.

When the button you're asking about is "On" (in), the pitch trim control on the yoke shows manipulators on it; when its "Off" (out), the pitch trim control has no active manipulators displayed.

@joffotron

This really needs to be sent into support as a ticket; they'd be able to advise whether it's a known issue with a workaround or a bug that requires fixing on our side.

https://support.justflight.com/en/support/solutions/folders/17000130352

https://support.justflight.com/en/support/tickets/new

Please get in touch with the support team and they'll be able to forward this information on to the X-Plane development team for review - https://support.justflight.com/en/support/tickets/new

My question has been answered in the x-Plane forum. I just had to replace all "530" by "430" in the *.acf-File. That - for now - gave me the 430 pop out window and works good with the realsimgear. I still have to checkout the Reality-XP.

Martin

Must admit, I have problems starting the engines, I fully shut down the plane when I finish with it, but usually end up going back go flight config, customise plane and tick s the load with engines started option.

@Fognozzle "Toggle Smoke Puffing" - Default key is X if I recall (I have since unbound it)