TBM 850

I found it. One error, one clickspot. Fixed now. Thank you!

If someone doesn't respond here quickly, be sure to make a support ticket with Just Flight Support. I just make the airplanes, while they handle the installer

I would very much like to have Boris create us a new TBM sound package, but unfortunately, I keep him so busy with my other projects, I don't know when we can fit it in. I'll bring it up with him again sometimes soon when things seem less hectic.

I added a report on the forum, it’s a niche thing, but very thankful for anyone who would vote so that this last standing issue might be looked at: to the forum vote

@sajamo Just to follow on from what Nick has written above. Firstly, thank you for your feedback and our deepest apologies if we have caused confusion. To respond, I think it would initially help to go through the various characters in this drama: Black Square - developer of the TBM 850 (see post above) Just Flight - publisher and retailer of the TBM 850 (host of this forum and associated website) Asobo - developer of MSFS2020 & 2024 Microsoft - publisher of MSFS2020 & 2024 and also owner of the Microsoft MarketPlace On the 5th September 2025 we (Just Flight) released an update (developed by Black Square) for the TBM850 - you can read all the details of what it includes here: https://support.justflight.com/support/solutions/articles/17000137147-tbm-850-msfs-changelog This release went as smoothly as any other major update and customers should be enjoying the benefits of it as I type. The update was for versions of the software purchased direct from Just Flight's website or from the sites of Just Flight's direct retail partners such as Simmarket or Aerosoft. Among other things, it updated the TBM850 to MSFS2024 compatibility. see: https://www.justflight.com/articles/msfs-2024-compatibility-and-updates-for-all-black-square-aircraft The Microsoft MarketPlace for 'in game' purchasing is a completely separate system and, as Nick has outlined above, the versions of any title sold there are specific to the MarketPlace. Software is sent to Microsoft by the developer or publisher and a specific version for PC is 'wrapped' for the MarketPlace. The developer/publisher is then allowed access to test the MarketPlace version and, if approved, Microsoft will release it on their store. The same process takes place for console (X-Box) - although a product released on PC may not necessarily come out on console at the same time - if ever. The same process takes place for patches and updates: ie submission / rework / approval / release (with PC and console variants). There is no fixed timescale for this process - releases are generally pushed out once a week by Microsoft and the new release or update must be wrapped by Microsoft as their time permits. So, all we can confirm for the moment is that the TBM850 has been updated for 2024 for customers who bought the title from anywhere other than the Microsoft MarketPlace. When we return to work next week we will see if there have been any issues reported and if there is any clue as to when the MarketPlace version will come out. NB that the MarketPlace will automatically update the software for you - there should be no need to re-download or copy files etc.

... solved ...

@Zwoop68 said in ILS approaches / Aircraft settings: This problem seems to be fixed on a latest SU4 beta release 1.6.7.0, althought no mention of this bug fix on a release notes. Also Hobbs hours are now saved! Amazing, will definitely try it later on ! Thanks for this

Is it weight imbalance, or could it just be torque?

@Zwoop68 Thanks for experimenting. That aligns exactly with what I've seen, which is unfortunately just due to the new aircraft loading. I haven't invested the time to see what can be done about it, because I assumed that it broke so many things in so many aircraft (I had to make a lot of changes to account for this in all of my aircraft, and there are probably still more demons hiding) that I thought Asobo would fix it.

I'm not sure, probably. This was way worse though...relentless, lol

Yep, this is pretty much a solved problem for me now, thanks.

I only use it in climb. When airspeed reaches around 150 knot, I activate IAS, and it keeps it from getting any lower in the climb, by reducing the pitch, that way your airspeed never gets too low.

@Black-Square This PMS GTN issue has been reported at different times on different forums. I just restart the sim, and the second time and subsequent times it always loads normally.

@Iconography Thank you for helping me out. I will take contact.

@smokey01170 Did you manage to get engine sounds? Until today, I still have no sounds. I am in FS24 on Xbox in SU3.

@Pixel-of-Life I am wondering if anything came of this idea. I have looked for the file with the yellow sticky note to see if I could mod it. Given the functionality of the yoke light it would be very useful to create a file you could use from maybe the ipad that allowed you to change out the sticky note with useful cruise/climb settings, etc.

@Black-Square GTN 650 would be great

That's what I would think. I'm waiting for Nick to weigh in, but I don't want to be a nuisance with the pings.

Solved! @jmarkows said in Pop-out Panel Power Problem: I don't have any solutions other than it's not a universal problem. That in itself is important information too, because it meant that the solution was to be found on my PC, and not a problem for Black Square to correct. I uninstalled MSFS and reinstalled a fresh copy of it. That did nothing. I then moved the Packages folder from my system drive to a second drive. No joy. Then I noticed that the controller profile for my Honeycomb Bravo was not empty. I use Spad.neXt to control all functions of the Bravo, and the associated profile in MSFS should be empty. Why didn't I check that first? I deleted all bindings that were there, except two for the battery and alternator, which were bound to one of the rocker switches of the Bravo. With those two bindings in place the problem persisted. When I deleted those two last remaining bindings I had no more unwanted power switching. Succes! Apparently MSFS not just sends events when I throw a switch on the Bravo. All events associated with a controller are sent also when the mouse pointer leaves a popped out window, in my case triggering unwanted switching of the electric circuits. @jmarkows Thanks again for your help!

Hm…. I have done all my sun visors exactly the same way, to the best of my recollection, but I will look at the model files and see what might be up with the TBM as soon as I get home from a trip.