I'm using the MOZA forced feedback Yoke and it works fine with all planes that I currently tested in MSFS2024 except the BS TBM850. The problem is with activating the auto pilot. The yoke immediately moves and banks the aircraft to hell. I also experienced this effect once at 20 000 ft in calm air. That's not fun at all. Anyone having similar issues?

I'm having trouble with shutdown using this exact configuration (GTN750); I'll test it with a different configuration.

I'm from the US, but fly in Canada quite a bit, especially the eastern provinces. I'd definitely be interested in other regions for Real Taxiways.

Thank you so much for your detailed explanations. Make sens to me now !

See this post https://community.justflight.com/topic/9569/taxi-speed-at-800-1000-rpm-too-fast

Yes, the ground friction in FS2024 is nothing like it could have been, or hopefully becomes. It is also a major contributer to swaying across the centreline of runways as if tires didn't exist at all. In RL, tires have a lot of friction, especially laterally. If you have ever wondered why it is hard to keep ANY aircraft going straight when landing or taking off - there's your answer. Asobo have a lot to answer for imho after having raved about how they modelled this feature.

@DangerZoneDmo that’s a great post. LOP wasn’t talked about much when I flew GA aircraft back in the day. I don’t think I flew with any planes with Gami injectors so we just flew ROP. Now I just fly the bit metal tubes so my knowledge is just from watching YouTube videos or magazine. I’m guessing it’s a MSFS limitation because the mixture adjustment in general is very incorrect on most planes in MSFS. Maybe Blacksquare can do some tweaking in the future though to get it closer to your points.

Yay! Glad it was an easy fix for you. It will be in the next update for everyone else.

See answer in your other post.

I'll add my observations as well for 2020. Running a 4080 Super with 9800x 3D, downscaling ALL textures (VC, cabin etc) to 2K, hiding the EFB, and hiding the cabin, as well as lowering the gauge refresh rate nets me about 3-5 FPS in most scenarios. But, compared to the 146, F28, Fenix, PMDG products, and others; I'm running well lower 15-25+ FPS overall (typically 30-45 FPS for the Avro, 70-80+ for others in the same airport/weather/traffic scenarios). The RJ is definitely one of the hardest hitting products in my sim. I think I've exhausted most of the tricks trying to squeeze some more performance out of it, and would love to hear if any further optimizations could be made for it someday. Open to any other ideas anyone may have!

Thank you! I agree it's not horrible but the tiny screws disappearing on the panel in VR would be a welcome fix.

Thanks a lot for the quick reply. Problem solved !!

@jmarkows And......

Thanks for confirming, Nick. I had a heck of a time figuring out why Starship wouldn’t track the offset in VOR mode until I realized it doesn’t work that way.

@Black-Square Many thanks for your reply, and confirmation that nothing significant changed between the versions (as I suspected). That leaves the possibility that an OnAir update changed something, so I'll dive down that canyon now and see what I can see. And many thanks for an absolutely tremendous 'complex single'

Any hope for this at all?

@Petzep This is an excellent explanation of MTBF, and I have now pointed several other commenters in this direction to read it. Thank you for taking the time to write it