The FUEL VALVE control assignments can be used to move the fuel levers in the F28. For example, SET ENGINE 1 FUEL VALVE and SET ENGINE 2 FUEL VALVE, and I believe the respective TOGGLE assignments should also be supported.
Without GSX Handling enabled, GSX would just treat the F28 as a generic aircraft. It would still provide the same services (boarding, refueling, pushback, etc.) but it wouldn't sync with the F28s systems logic and there would be no effect on the aircraft's weight.
At the moment, the only time the co pilot callouts are reset is at the end of a flight after the passenger door has been opened. We'll add an option to reset them in flight this to our internal feature request tracker as something to look into for a future update. I seem to recall the callouts being quite finicky to find triggers for to allow them to only trigger at the correct stage of flight, so unfortunately, I wouldn't like to guarantee that this one will get added in the short term.
Missed approach procedures aren't currently support in the UNS-1. It's something we have logged on our internal feature request tracking for a future update.
Happened again today, but this time I noticed that the APU main swith was in the ON position when landing. I must have forgotten to turn it off after starting the engines. (You are supposed to let the APU wind completely down before turning it off, so I tend to finish the before taxi flow first, making it easy to forget).
I got the APU to start while taxiing in by turning the APU master off and waiting a bit, then trying again.
I ran into a similar problem today where I lost both engines.
I couldn't figure out how to restart them with no bleed air. The procedures in the manual only work for one engine outage but not two.
There is only one reference to a "windmilling option" in the manual, but it doesn't have many details and keeping above 200 knots does not provide any bleed air pressure. It does not seem possible to relight both engines mid air in this version.
On the Audio Selector Panel, the square buttons along the top of the panel are transmit buttons for the respective radios, and the circular buttons are receive buttons. Whilst looking into this, I have just spotted a potential bug in that logic though, which I've logged on our internal bug tracker. We'll get that investigated ahead of the next update.
The "RUDDER STEERING AXIS" option on the EFB is used to toggle which controller axis are used for the nose wheel steering. With the option enabled the nose wheel steering will be linked to the RUDDER AXIS (the standard control method for most aircraft in flight sims). With the option disabled, the nose wheel steering is unlinked from the RUDDER AXIS and can be controlled independently using the NOSE WHEEL STEERING AXIS (a more accurate method that is used by the real aircraft).
The blinking on the EFB is intentional as that indicates that the fields can be edited (usually when the engines are shutdown, and parking brakes or chocks are in place).
Thanks Mark, I just performed a Nav data update, to April 2025, from Navigraph, as per your instructions. Now my F28 has YSSY & YPPH and I assume other airports which were not available before.
After trying to figure this out for a little while, I found that the problem is that the flight plan is exporting to a PLN format and not RTE. In order to generate RTE I have to download the plan as a Just Flight 146 plan or in simbrief downloader select the Just Flight 146 and set a second export director to the ."..F28\work\FlightPlans" folder in order to get the RTE format.