Sorry for the delay. Just getting back from an audio recording trip for the Twin Commanders and the King Air. 1-3 are generally in the realm of "my aircraft don't support Ctrl-E", and "MSFS 2024's flight starting/restarting system are very confused." I will look into the loss of synchronization with reloads to see if there is an easy solution, but when I have looked into similar things in the past, they were beyond my control to fix. This has been reported, and I've already fixed it for the next update. Thanks. I will test this next time I have the simulator open, but the code is identical to my other aircraft where this feature has been working for years. You're referring to the copilot's side localizer for use with the KNS-81? You can control the OBS simply by modifying L:var_RNAV_OBS, number. Let me know if you have any trouble with that. I use the simulation variable A:SURFACE TYPE, ENUM, which is the only way to read surface type to the best of my knowledge. I know next to nothing about scenery design, but I believe that the designer should have the opportunity to select an appropriate surface type tag while creating any custom materials. The audio panel switches are not state saved in any of my aircraft. Sorry for the disappointment. Let me know if you have any more questions, or if there is anything else I can do for you!

@Buzz Easy fix. Thanks.

@ch0llis another big thanks to you. It looks a lot better now with those bits ironed out. I'm grateful for your efforts.

2024 models brake fade, which could be relevant if you've been practising circuits and have heated up your brakes. One of the debug tools in Dev Mode shows brake effectiveness and live values - check the 'Aircraft' > 'Wheels' overlay. The yellow lines coming from the wheels show the force direction and the length indicates the amount of force. [image: 0f23a377-259a-4cac-a1ac-1853f7236db2.png] Here, the aircraft is turning so there is a sideways force. When braking, the force is backwards etc. With the Duke, the force lines from the main wheels are always vertical, which might be an indicator of a slightly different implementation in the sim, as the handling otherwise feels correct. I'm not meaning to pick at Nick's incredible work, so have no idea what this difference actually means. Here you see a high force on the left wheel and small force on the right wheel, due to a tight right turn (but the lines do not 'lean' to show the sideways forces as for the C152): [image: 05058e25-d0e6-4cab-a7ce-ab834275eb8a.png] Finally, the overlay window shows brake temperatures and effectiveness. As they get hot, the effectiveness reduces. Here's a sample after taxying around with my left brake on: [image: a7d4a1bc-3fe3-48b0-98cc-05849785eca1.png] I'm applying 100% brakes but am only getting 70% effectiveness due to the brakes being 229°C! Also, since you asked, the overlay shows the surface type under each wheel and it changes dynamically along with the lateral and longitudinal forces: [image: c8d5f7d9-1e67-4456-aca4-af1146d8368c.png] So while I can't give you any definitive answers, I can perhaps give you a way to check/test your situations and understand what might be happening. It's fun to look under the hood and see the magic happening Regards, Martyn

@RealPax i will do that latter on when I get home and will incorporate as much info as I can on this. Only have time for a small 30 min flight or so tonight.

@RealPax Yeah, that's a good idea. I currently do not have that much time to fly, so I usually stick with familiar terrain to avoid having to prepare the flights for too long

Check this mod out https://flightsim.to/addon/107652/black-square-beechcraft-grand-duke-be60-airspeed-mod

Thanks for the link! I’ll watch this tonight with a brew. Just had a quick look……so familiar when the camera zoomed into the various flight deck panels. Just Flight absolutely nailed this beauty. The RJ and 146 remain 2 of my favourite modules in the game.

@Smilzo82 I'd recommend you contact the person at JF support that wrote the email. He is probably best placed to deal with this.

@Mark Oh i see i'm even behind a F28 update. My white livery issues started with an update december/january. But because i didnt really fly it i didnt say anything back then. But will update both now then. Thanks

I personally use the "Speedbrakes" control assignment for the airbrake lever: [image: 7c911fb7-7a1b-4fe2-be88-fd6cbe8c44d2.png] Mark - Just Flight

looking forward to this possibility. Would be the icing on the cake so to speak.

I am now flying the B36T. I still shake my head about needing to manually twist the needle after every waypoint on the GPS flight plan, if I'm using TDS GTN750Xi. I just want to check in as it's been a year since the above dialog - is there still no way for the aircraft's HSI to automatically follow the GPS flight plan? Just can't get over someone who would invest in a turbo-prop and the surrouding technology, and not have the equipment to reduce pilot workload, keeping the eyes outside of the aircraft as much as possible. Just wanted to ensure I wasn't missing anything. TDS benefits: includes the IF in the transition list for RNAV's with no feeders (ex: KSMO RNAV 21, PMSS does not show DARTS, TDS (correctly) does. PMSS benefits: allows me to DTK sync to simulate having the equipment that can follow the GPS flight plan.

Thanks, I must have missed that

@ploodovic said in Custom Registration confusion: Have you checked, that the EFB option to have the registration visible, is enabled, in the respective versions? Bingo.. that was it! Thanks.

@BAEflyer is this issue solved on fs20 xbox version?

@AlphaEcho Hi Mike, Thanks so much - no wonder I couldn't tfind hem. I must have tried almost every other binding I could think of to do with roll, trim, AP, etc. It was driving me mad. Cheers, Neil.