@Akknk Thank You so much !!!

@Black-Square Thank you for your reply, this answers my question. Regards, Brett

Already discussed elsewhere, fixed for the next update, but thank you!

@C525B Maybe, but the only air vents would be in the pit. I think all the interior panels that hide the ducting are pulled behind the cargo safety wall. So, no ducting in the back is my guess. Also, cargo operators won't pay for that option when it's only needed during ground ops, and it reduces useful load.

State saving is completely broken in MSFS 2024 right now. Asobo has said it will be fixed in SU5.

OK, in that case it is no longer a one for one gauge replacement, which would make it more complicated.. To meet your needs, a KFC225 might be a better option. Having said that, I do like the KFC150 in the Baron, and do not mind that the Caravan does not have a cookie cutter replica cockpit, but rather its own, quirky personality.

Yep, that would have been it - I had both pitot and stall heat on - makes sense. Awesome

Yea I watched some vids on the caravan and they often have to turn of one side or the other through the flight -

@JakeBunny Thank you so much. My family and friends will tell you that I have been absolutely giving my entire life to these aircraft over the last few years, but messages like that make it worth the while

Even if i think it's unlikely - having Black Square / Nick's addon with a "full glass" would be incredibly cool

Hi, thank you for your reply - it is really interesting how MSFS provides the data differently. I found a way to get the name easily, cause I am also using Simhaptic with a Buttkicker - and this software is more...let's say intelligent than the Moza Cockpit. This detects automatically which aircraft gets loaded (on MSFS, X-Plane or DCS) and it shows the internal name. For your aircrafts those are: bksq-aircraft-baron bksq-aircraft-baronpress bksq-aircraft-baronturbo bksq-aircraft-turbineduke And those names work as well for the Moza presets.

Awesome, glad to help!