All good Mark... Thanks for the insights... Rob

What part of setting it up are you having trouble with? Do you understand how to use profiles, and how to assign events to buttons? Everything SPAD is mostly documented with Youtube videos. Which is nice if you can find a video that matches what you are trying to do, but it can also mean spending hours wading through content on topics that is not exactly what you are looking for, and wasting time on videos that are no longer relevant because of later changes to SPAD.

Got it. I see the section in the manual. Thanks.

I think I had this once when I was running up with an ambient temperature above 40ºC (104ºF). After the avionics bay overheated, the message was shown. After shutting the avionics down for some minutes, it cooled enough to resume operations and get airborne.

@HansRoaming said in checklist item: pitch/roll/rudder trim set to 0 (neutral): I thought it meant numeric 0. Maybe putting pitch trim all the way down to 0 helps with taxiing in some fashion? Part of my confusion stems from this video: https://youtu.be/lGYOBP8VFVA?si=rry5RAripGu-FQrs&t=192 At 3:12, Nick calls for checking the trims, and Emanuel looks at them and responds "trims are neutral" with pitch trim in the default middle position, and Nick continues the checklist without commenting on that. But I'm not sure how much this means, because even if it's really supposed to be moved down to 0, Nick might've just decided to avoid slowing down the pace of the video for something that was unlikely to matter.

Awesome, made the change, hopefully now the MSFS updates have come out then 1.12 will be released soon.

Perfect. Thank you very much @Mark

thx for that was looking everywhere

Thanks for your response and explanation, I just hope that Just Flight's excellent written and video tutorials continue to be the best in the industry for beginners : )

Thanks for the quick response! I shut the sim down and restarted it, the issue disappeared and systems now operate normally and the Hobbs meter works now. Go figure. Thanks for the great aircraft!!!

@Black-Square Please pardon the ping, I understand you're out traveling, I just didn't want this to get lost in case it's a bug.

Ah - I knew I had seen this posting somewhere. Since my main sim is still FS2020, I don't mind testing FS2024 betas (... too many things still catastrophic in FS2024). And I have to say: In SU4 beta they finally seem to have mastered the performance problems (micro stutters) on PC. Quite impressive. Only the other stuff needs to be fixed now.....

Thanks for reporting this. We've logged this on our internal bugs tracker for our development team to investigate further. Mark - Just Flight

Thanks, I’ll fix that. I have seen a more amusing typo in one of my manuals before release, but it was not fit for casual publication

I like that idea, simple, yet elegant and effective

thanks for the suggestion. unfortunately, no mouse click work. Usually, the mouse cursor change but now there is no change while moving the mouse to potential hotspots.

The manual tells you how to do it, but clicking the headset jack on the pilot side, however, after explaining how to do it in the manual, and what to expect, there's a small note at the bottom that says it doesn't work lol.

@ComputerJones sorry I took soo long to reply. Thank you very very much!!!

You can't display the WX or Terrain on the ND. They can only be displayed on the WX RADAR screen under the Engine instruments.

Thanks! I was just curious as the manual stated it could be seen on the ND.