PA-28R Turbo Arrow III/IV

Ok I have to moderate my enthousiasm... This fix is better than nothing but I still belive there is something wrong with the Arrow IV. I made some test and it appears that when flaps are set (not 0°), the nose plane goes constantly from rigth to left and vice versa... I have tested with no wind at all and the plane is uncontrollable. I've done the same fligth (same airport and weather parameters) with the DR400 and plane is stable In the first versions of Arrow IV this strange behavior was not here.... something is definitelly wrong with the actual version.... really need a fix.

@mace_rb Hi, yes I can clearly hear it in that vid. Though directly in the game it is a little bit more prominent. I guess uploading vid to YT reduces the clarity of the sound a bit.

@ancrm114 To reset the time, go to Microsoft Flight Simulator\Cache\SimObjects\JF_PA28_TurboArrow_III (or IV) and open state.CFG, change the values to 0.

Thanks for this @ancrm114 While I am not much of a ‘modder’ or programmer, your post makes me hopeful that adding extra GPS options to the Arrows is a relatively simple thing for the JF team

@vcapra1 Thankyou for taking out the time to help me .

Great stuff. Thanks.

@chase1399 Very informative - many thanks for taking the time to explain.

@captflyby Update: Circuit breakers OK. All lights work EXCEPT in VR. I only fly VR. Radio lights working in VR. ALL panel lights NOT working in VR. Support ticket has been started - 09-04-2021 https://support.justflight.com/support/tickets/55820

@C525B @MarcKC Raised a support ticket. BR Søren Edit: Fast reply already. “This will likely be fixed in the next update for the Turbo Arrow. Unfortunately, I cannot say how long this will take.”

@chivasrx To correct myself, there are three pages of liveries for the turbo models. I downloaded the wrong, non turbo version which had seven pages. Apologies for any confusion.

@toxicresonance bluntly, neither - adverse yaw should be present (which it isn't in the III). It is present in the IV, but creates other issues because of the way it was implemented without looking at all aspects of it - this is nothing that we can resolve, Asobo are currently making alterations to the core flight model which will hopefully fix the issues.

@haga2000 The switch pictured below is used to adjust the brightness. You can click the right side of it to make it brighter or scroll up (scroll down makes it dimmer and turns it off) [image: db96537b-3402-4c7a-af03-dd16fd65c672.png]

@dosendo I don't think the cockpit "electric pitch trim" switch is currently functional... You can use joystick trim buttons, if they have been properly assigned, with the cockpit electric trim switch in either position.

@chase1399 Thx so much!