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Yes, same issue here. I regularly wind up fighting the aircraft to trim for the thrust oscillations. I understand it is a trait of the real aircraft, but surely as a CAT III aircraft capable of autoland it can't be this pronounced? TBF, I haven't tried an autoland, but I don't think I'd fancy my chances anyway!

Yes. I'm having the same issue with MSFS 2024 on PC. V1.5 installed. Engine display and the PFD aren't working. Things I've tried so far. Removing other add-ons from community folder, reinstalling twice, cold start Vs on the runway, powering on from cold start using ground power Vs APU, deleting JF Avro RJ WASM folder, enabling and disabling state saving and restarting the sim multiple times and switching between the RJ 100/85/75. Will just have to wait for now it seems.

@Black-Square Hello! Thank you for taking the time to respond and consider my thoughts. I got the 2600 number from an example of a A36 for sale on trade-a-plane. I can link a few examples of 90s era Bonanzas. Here is an early 80s model (still with the 520 engine which I believe is lighter): N614MM It has a useful load of 1179 and weighs 2420 empty. Here is a 1999 model with only 1040 useful load (I suppose you can figure out the empty weight by subtracting that from the max gross but there are so many max gross weight increase STCs it is hard to tell what max gross is for a specific aircraft): N316P Here is another 1990s model with around 1050 useful load. They get crazy heavy towards the end. N6255J I know that there are a ton of STCs that boost the useful load. Some of them don’t even involve changing anything on the airplane. The biggest one is the tip tanks. Adding the tip tanks, depending on the type used, can make your useful load go up to like 1400. The company D'Shannon sells a bunch of gross weight increase kits on their website: here Maybe the numbers you saw where aircraft that had those STCs? I am really enjoying your wonderful products, your Bonanza is my favorite so far. Just putting it out there, I love Cessna P210s. Pressurization, turbocharging, deice boots, and weather radar! All from a single piston engine! Now that sounds like fun! It is a plane with really unique challenges as it has detonation and engine temperature problems in the climb and at high altitudes. You can read Richard Collin's article on his ownership of one to get a taste for how fun this would be in a flight sim: here I am sure you would get a kick out of it even if you don’t like the idea of a P210.

If Working Title puts the Aspen avionics natively into MSFS, that might be an option too. I thought I saw that somewhere as being on their to-do list but I could have been dreaming. It would be inserted into the panel much like the 430/530 units are now...those are Working Title's 430/530's.

It looks like the correct TACAN frequency for the LKH TACAN is 39X. Mark - Just Flight

Are you encountering these problems?

Could I kindly ask you to raise a support ticket for this with Just Flight Support at the following link: https://www.justflight.com/support Our support team is best positioned to provide assistance and troubleshooting. Mark - Just Flight

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Any one know about this

That one has been around for a long time now and I'd be glad to see it gone, but I'm not so sure that isn't just a bug with the sim autopilot itself and not the JF planes.