Thanks for your answer. Finally I've found a good configuration, but still I notice that beta range goes extremely fast. With the beta annunciator on, I can get more than 45 KIAS in ground easily. Brakes must be used. Other turbos do not go so fast, even your own like the 850 or the Duke. Is that realistic?

Yeah, clearly. I'll confirm my table interpolated number later. Probably in the neighborhood of 199kts and 1,078nm. Thanks for pointing it out.

Solved! It is a stock simulator variable, so it is looking for the A: in front of it. The full variable for interacting with is A:RECIP ENG COWL FLAP POSITION:1. Figuring that out, plus making my math actually do what I wanted it to do fixed it right up. Next update pass, Nick, would you mind including the A: prefixes for all base sim variables? After a quick look through the Bonanza manual, I think that's the only one, but I haven't checked your other products.

@Black-Square that would be pretty neat. I love that sound

Good; as I said it's never been an issue for me, maybe that will help the others, I just wanted to caveat that with "I haven't really flight tested it yet but it looks OK."

Hi reiler, back from vacation ! Regarding your cockpit view, did you try to manualy edit the camera.cfg file ? Since I don't own FS2024 for the time being, I'm afraid I can't help you much on that second matter...

Yes, I saw your post elsewhere. This should be a relatively easy fix in just two places. Expect it for 1.1 very soon. Thank you!

Thanks so much! I'm so glad you're enjoying. I tuned the wing flex filter to match the resonant frequency of the wingspar in the real airplanes that I had access to, which I think produced a great result.

+1 for the state-saving items in the original post to be applied across the entire Black Square fleet, if practical.

@thecheesedip said in Panel Floodlight Color: ...And maybe a dash of OCD That's the one

Glad to hear it. I took care of a number of those little nuisance things while I was doing the code overhaul. I knew it would make someone happy!

Yes, the joys of MSFS 2024's overly aggressive LOD system. I'll implement my workaround for those small indicators too.

As I've explained elsewhere, there are two different issues at play here. The "Load With Covers" setting is being saved, but the way aircraft are loaded in MSFS 2024 is preventing them from remaining deployed (the camera zooming in from outer space causes the aircraft to move around a lot, which removes the chocks). @turkintheus The other issue is Asobo's cloud state saving. If you are also not seeing the Hobbs state save, then the issue lies either with your system, or with Asobo, because I have exactly nothing to do with saving the Hobbs time.

Glad you're enjoying the aircraft! I hope you don't mind if I answer in a list. Lots of messages to get to today! I assume you mean during dawn/dusk hours? Yes, I very much do not like the interior lighting in MSFS 2024. I put a tremendous amount of effort into my night lighting, because flying at night is possibly my favorite thing in the real world. MSFS 2024's daytime lighting and automatic exposure compensation will pretty much defeat any nuance that I add, and all results disappoint me. I have no control over this, so your answer lies elsewhere, I'm afraid. Same as above. The navigation/GPS code is identical on my side between the two simulators. Indeed, I have a new magnetic compass effects simulated in these aircraft. Assuming we're still talking about the Baron, that large of a deflection is likely to have come from the hot-plate, directly behind the magnetic compass.

We have been begging Asobo to reduce the volumetric effects of lights in MSFS 2024, because even the landing lights make it almost impossible to land at dark airfields. Given that most of my replies today have been about major regressions in MSFS 2024, perhaps this will explain to some why my disposition towards MSFS 2024 as a home for my aircraft has been less than entirely enthusiastic.

@falcon71 said in How to take off with only two hands?: That's exactly what I was interested in, thank you very much @smashingjonor! Turns out, you do need three hands for this aircraft... Glad to help! If you have any other SOP questions, feel free to ask.