PA-28R Turbo Arrow III/IV

Hey, it turns out it WASN'T the deadzones! Cause the issue has returned on ALL GA aircraft. It turns out that SOMEHOW (perhaps with the Windows Update), Windows 10 has checked a Beta Encoding option under Control Panel/Region/Administrative/Locale option... I stumbled upon this on the official MSFS forums - that box should always be unchecked otherwise AP will just fly north. So just a heads up for anyone that encounters it.

The 0.2.1 version fixed my problem as well.

@Delta558 Thanks for explaining this. I was wondering if it was some kind of bug or a real thing.

I guess I've made around 10 flights with turbo and never had a problem like this. As @Martyn said, it sounds like this was caused by turbo detonation.

Thanks! Happy flying

@Ron-Attwood Yesterday researching the files inside the texture folder I realized that using the Arrow NA and and renaming them for both turbo III and IV, they solved that aesthetic problem

@mrbogster said in Glass of rear lamp is shifted down: @Martyn I thought I saw this one already but didn’t see it in the pending release notes. Are you guys aware that the lamp on top of the tail is pointed left instead of straight? It’s only noticeable in darkness on the turbo IV. That should also be fixed in the update.

@Martyn said in Sounds... seems so 'flat': The MSFS sound settings menu: [image: 2f3ff488-9bc1-4ae6-b864-a7b694075e01.JPG] Ah thanks!!

Yes, Flightsim.to for me. I can't believe how easy it is to upload. Screenshots that I dont have to resize, bring the size down to less than 200mb and so on. Incidentally, I was about to have a moan about the IV paint kit but I see it's being sorted. Crikey, I thought I was going potty!

I think I've got this working as much as possible within the sim limitations. Hopefully Asobo will address the ADF volume being controlled by the NAV volume control but in the meantime I've added some workarounds.

@Martyn Thanks

@Lemny Thanks ! Will try that

Thanks for reporting this. We'll investigate.

@Martyn Thank you, Martyn! I'll watch out for the next Update.

Unfortunately the MSFS icing simulation is pretty basic. The alternate air lever does control the default system though.

The boring truth is that it's an object used for the yoke animations. The appearance is due to it being assigned a random texture as it's not seen from a normal viewpoint.