Seems to me that they haven't simulated the stability of most aircraft in sims yet. I'm the real world most turbulence disturbs the aircraft some but if you ride it out it'll self right. I don't think they've modeled that well yet. Until they do turning it up is going to be problematic. I agree that medium seems like off and realistic is too much.

I tried that but it didn't work. PA 38 has the same problem. For now I'll just use the airplane selector from the debug menu. It works fine.

@Martyn I tried that but no success. The PA 38 has the same problem.

MSFS 2024 I have similar problems -> the tablet are not saved after a flight. Engine Conditions is always 0% and Pax & Baggagee + Fuel are same amount as I start a new flight. I need repair engine every time before I can start the engine. There was everything ok as I use simupdate 3 but during beta 4 the problems started. Yestarday I made a test flight after official SU 4 was done. Engine was broken and I repaired it. Then I left from airport and found that tail of the aircraft was very low position, trim done nothing and speed was about 100 althoug I set V/S a few hunred feet/min. I reached my target 10 000 feet very slowly but after that all works as they usually do - no problems. Any idea? Thank You Rolf

Could be a largest project like a king air family. C90 or F90 , B200 and B350. Big bundle. ^^

I've already fixed this for the next update. Thanks for letting me know, though!

I found L:var_CorrectedAlternatorAmps_L and _R, using SPAD.neXt. I did take time to review the documentation, did not see these but then after reviewing your note above I thought to bring them up in SPAD. I now have an operational Air Mgr instrument displaying ALT LOAD and BUS VOLTS. It checks other variables to confirm that the Battery Master and the corresponding Alternators are online. Thanks

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That is a purposeful choice that myself and some other developers have taken. The way the MSFS rendering engine works, objects spinning at high speed will develop a fuzzy and jittering halo around them. To me, this is infinitely more distracting to a real world pilot than the static spinner with a blurred material. I appreciate the feedback, and if the majority of the community says they prefer the way it is in the default aircraft, then I will reconsider my opinion, as I always want as many of my users to be happy as possible.

okay good to know.

Well yes, the option is disabled otherwise. Originally it was removed entirely, but after some people were able to force it to work pre-SU4, Nick put the option in for those who wanted to tinker with it. At some point I would imagine that will be patched out and it will be enabled permanently.

You were Right, the mouse solved the Problem Thx

Yes, I noticed the same thing yesterday after installing SU4. It was only 1 flight, so I'll be trying some other flights today.

Thanks for the update and fix, sorry I should have stated I was in the SU4 beta.

That's also been my experience and solution, but I hadn't looked at the file(s) to see what was funky about them. I wonder if the failed save file is related to backing out of the initial load.

Thanks, @Mark.

@jmarkows That did it! Thanks so much. A regular display did not have this option that I could see, but the action designer did, and after I worked out I had to apply the offset before the scale...its all good. I really appreciate you taking the time to look at the Pilots Deck guide, I'm pretty new to this and keep missing the obvious. [image: cc726cda-a2f1-4642-a5e3-a2920f9a365a.jpg]

Excellent, thanks Mark