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    @OELVA Saucer of milk?
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    Hi everyone, I have been flying the Duchess Model 76 in X-Plane and I noticed that the compass heading does not always seem to match what I expect when I compare it with my flight direction. It is not a huge difference, but during VFR flights and when trying to follow a specific heading, even a small variation can be confusing. I usually rely on the aircraft instruments, but sometimes I check my direction with an online compass as a simple reference. An online compass is a digital navigation tool that uses a device’s GPS location and sensors to show the current direction and heading. It works as a real-time direction tool that helps users understand which way they are facing or moving. I know it is not designed for aircraft navigation, but it is useful for comparing general directions outside the simulator. With the Duchess Model 76, I am wondering if the compass behavior I am seeing is normal. For example, after setting a heading and flying for a while, the aircraft compass, heading indicator, and outside direction reference do not always appear perfectly aligned. Is this usually caused by magnetic variation, simulator settings, or the way the Duchess Model 76 instruments are simulated in X-Plane? Should the heading indicator and magnetic compass always match exactly, or are small differences expected like in a real aircraft? I have also noticed that depending on the flight conditions, the difference seems more noticeable. I am not sure if this is related to aircraft configuration, weather settings, or something else inside X-Plane. For those who regularly fly the Duchess Model 76, do you normally rely only on the built-in navigation instruments, or do you also notice small heading differences when comparing with external direction references? Is there any setting I should check to make sure the compass and heading systems are working correctly?
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    Hello Derek, Thank you for your honest answer. It is understandable that the effort for JustFlight has to be worthwhile. If this has not been the case in the past, the decision is understandable. Best regards Philipp
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    The next major update for Fly the Line is currently available as Early Access on the Fly the Line Discord server, with a full release scheduled in the not too distant future. Latest changelog of the upcoming update: https://community.justflight.com/topic/8860/fly-the-line-changelog-v1.0.454-early-access-updated-08-07-26 Fly the Line Discord server: https://community.justflight.com/topic/8876/fly-the-line-discord-server-early-access-builds Mark - Just Flight
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    Hi! I haven't been able to find any informatino regarding this, so I hope it's alright that I ask here. Will there be a performance calculator included with the Learjet 45? If yes, I'd like to make a request: Would it be possible to include the OEI second segment climb gradient for the takeoff calculation, as well as the approach OEI climb gradient (the "go around" gradient) for landing? This would increase realism a lot and allow us pilots to check if we can make the published climb gradients (at least with much more accuracy than if we didn't have these numbers) Looking forward to the addon! Best Regards, Jakob
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    Hi, just wondering if black square have any plans to build the Conquest 441 into 2024.
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