The only difference I see between your install and mine is that my TBM 930s are streamed, while it looks like you downloaded yours. Maybe try them streamed if you haven't already, and see if it fixes it? We have all the same versions enabled. I tried messing with my graphics settings but couldn't get my instruments to look like yours. I just have a variety of fingerprints and scratches that look like wear and tear, yours looks drastically different. [image: 09a9f5d1-1115-42fa-a8b5-7116a72beeac.png]

Oh sorry, the beginning of the sentence is identical... but the end is not...

Just did a short flight with the A36. As you can see the Hobbs did move. @Kaaplink Would be interessting to find out what the difference is, why does it work for me and not for you. Strange.... [image: b706d3f5-7a5c-437f-8c4d-3479e0a1adca.png]

@jmarkows It makes sense, but it still creates a bit of a conflict with the click spot used to open the cargo pod door.

@Black-Square Is it possible to implement this restriction in the next update? I assume it would work similarly to the door logic, where it won’t close if the stairs are deployed.

@Black-Square got it! Thanks!

@fabristunt said in A list of Squawks as a 10+ year TBM Maintainer: will the update also apply to the MSFS 2020 version of the TBM or will it be 2024 only? I will do my best to keep both versions in parity with each other as long as I can. So far, there is nothing (other than preflight walkarounds) that can't be done in MSFS 2020, as well. I made a promise to continue supporting and releasing new aircraft for MSFS 2020 as long as I could, and I will continue to uphold my end of the bargain for the time being. Your end is simply to enjoy my aircraft, and do some really great flying

Models are built but awaiting work to make them function in MSFS. Totally different coding to P3D and, unfortunately, not simple to do. Definitely something we'd like to finish - from a commercial perspective, if nothing else - but no timeline I'm afraid.

For your information, I turned Raymarched Reflections to OFF (Graphic settings > Custom) and it did the trick. No more reflections in the glass of the cockpit. Of course the effect is also removed in other areas but I have not noticed in my usage.

Awesome explanation!!

@Black-Square That worked perfectly. Thanks a lot for taking the time to explain it!

@miller39687 Excellent! Glad my guess was at least somewhat accurate. If it's anything less than obvious, please let us know in case someone googles the same question in the future. One of the reasons I like this forum so much is that it appears very high in the Google search results, which hopefully makes solving problems easy for my users.

That was it. It never occurred to me to look in that section of the tablet. And there it was COVERED. Had to start the aircraft up many times to check it out after removing the covers. Thanks to whoever posted that.

Usually in BlackSquare products the GA button functionality depends on what GNS unit you have installed (and thus which autopilot is working under the hood), but in the case of the Caravan, there's no flight director, so GA mode doesn't do anything.

Ok figured it out. In my specific view the selector was hidden. I see the valve now

@Bigmarty Thank you so much for replying with your solution! I was unaware of this mapping, so I might be able to help users in the future who encounter this issue. Thank you!