I’d personally love to have that option too! I don’t think I’ve ever seen an add-on with a ferry tank feature before, so it could be a fun USP for your products

Thanks @jmarkows

@Black-Square I have modified the BSTablet.js and removed dependency preventing chocks to be deployed with moving airplane. I got them working and being present at start by just removing the line: "&& SimVar.GetSimVarValue("TOTAL WORLD VELOCITY", "feet per second") < 0.1". Changing value for higher didn't work. But I have also used code with On Ground dependency removed and found funny glitch. I have found out that chocks are visible start are working ONLY if you will zoom out the map before hitting Start button or just write down the ICAO and choose a stand from the list (which makes it default the map being zoomed out). The scenery has to be NOT visible from map level else the chocks will not be loaded. What in the world is that dependent on?! My brain is just cooking from starting the game 50 times in last hour to make myself sure It's not accidental and delusional, it's really the scenery being visible preventing the chocks from being deployed at all times.

Hi Same problem here. Just installed TBM 850 but the ITT does not raise. ITT attempts to climb into the green zone (379), but immediately falls back to zero, then climbs back up to 379, and so on without interruption.

Yes, funny

I'll have to reach out as well, I'm planning on building a cockpit of my own when I can. It seems the obvious choice for a home cockpit, with incredible systems that make it worth being able to reach out and touch the controls directly (rather than just putting everything on auto, like in some other aircraft). Plus, it's my all-time favorite. Is there any word on the "cockpit builders edition" that's been mentioned before? While I can't build the whole pit now, I've gotten a couple portable monitors to perch on my Honeycomb controls and would love to have separate left- and right-side PFDs, etc. I'm also planning on finding (or making) a 3d model of the CDU to wire together an actual keypad. Thanks for making this amazing aircraft, it's worth the time and effort to replicate it at home!

Guys, thank you SO much for this. I had no idea that a Trim Wheel might be less or more sensitive from aircraft to aircraft. Or perhaps the better way to say it, allow for finer adjustment. I'll leave the sensitivity setting as is.