PA-28 Warrior II

Tested in 0.2.0 and I am now able to restart the engine after flooding in flight. Thank you JF staff!

Both of these issues have been fixed in 0.2.0, thank you JF staff!

@Martyn Ok, but this was already a problem before SU5. I just noticed that Mr. P Gatcomb has the same texture issues in one of his videos where he flies the Warrior: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-0S_0qJ8Ic

While this is a Warrior thread, I just want to back @katchaplin for the option of having female pilots... for me personally for the Arrow III since that is my go to plane. Requested it a while back to Support, so hoping it is on the roadmap! @Martyn, is it not at all possible to use the MSFS stock pilots? BR Søren

@Wildthing I thought the same, the textures look strange, they seem to have lost somthing and have a strange edge to them ! have a read of this thread it has improved for me https://www.avsim.com/forums/topic/604026-washed-out-scenery-colors/page/2/

@cdurham In your account you can see the latest version number there too and you'll receive and email from us each time an update goes live.

Instructions are on page 7 of the manual in the 'Cockpit Textures' section. You can find the manual in your Community folder: Community\justflight-aircraft-pa28-warrior-ii\Documents.

Thank you very much!!!

thanks! fireboy and watergirl

This will be fixed in the next update.

We've added state saving for the wheel fairings for the next update. The ADF knob is using custom animation code. The mouse wheel control should allow you to rotate it quickly?

The 'Maintenance' section of the PDF manual (page 41/42) explains what failures and maintenance features are available.

I can't think of any reason for that as they should only be controllable via the EFB. I'd suggest getting in touch with the support team so they can investigate: https://support.justflight.com/support/tickets/new

I can confirm that this configuration is an exact replica of the real life G-BOZI. It's common to have all sorts of non-standard configurations, at least in the UK training fleets of this age.

[Edit: I've just seen that you already have this one sorted. However, in case anyone else needs it, here is the post I wrote in reponse to the nav lights and rotating beacon...] Page 10 of the manual is wrong re: the nav lights (I have sent JF a support ticket about this). They are controlled by the rheostat switch on the left of the lighting panel (page 21 of the manual). When the nav lights are switched on, the rotating beacon comes on, too. (Thank you to @RetiredMan93231 for telling me about that one - unfortunately, the manual doesn't mention the rotating beacon at all.) The anti-collision rocker switch controls only the strobe.