I'm not sure about the earlier posts in this topic, but the Turbine Duke has different fuel capacities in each wing. Since the MSFS payload interface sliders load the aircraft to a given percentage of fuel, I would expect this difference to show up if you load the aircraft with the sliders. The left fuel system has a capacity of 138.4 gallons and the right has 132.5, which would account for your 6 gallon difference if the sliders were set to 100% for both tanks.

https://community.justflight.com/post/34814

We will be turning our attention to our PA28 and PA38 fleets in the near future and beginning the process of bringing them across to MSFS 2024. We'll be sure to share updates as the process progresses.

The current status of the MSFS 2024 compatibility updates for our products can be found here: https://www.justflight.com/articles/just-flight-addons-msfs-2024-compatibility-status

Mark - Just Flight

It's working fine!

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Consider it closed. I managed to fix it by activating 3D sound (surround sound) in the windows settings, enabled it in MSFS, and disabled it in windows again. Sounds are back to normal now!

@Martyn , 1st, sorry to ping you again.
It was this 0,01% i missed ;-).
I found the real reason for the missing "pilot calls"

In MSFS 2024 SETTINGS - SOUND the COMMUNICATIONS DEVICE OUTPUT was set to my headphones (by default (after the SU-1 Update maybe )
I put it back on SPEAKERS and the calls are back again (bc i had lost them again ...)
I recommend routing the "Pilots Calls" to the MAIN DEVICE, if possible.
When flying on Networks the Communication device will be the headsets again, thus not playing the pilot calls through the Main device (Cockpit sounds/ calls (like from the Copilot ...

Cheers
Oliver

@Mark Tks Mark!

@Mark Thank you, I am much obliged and appreciate it.

Is it possible for You to write an update from time to time when there is one? If it is not too much to ask. I bet You have plenty on your plate.

Best regards.

Thank you all so much. I just returned to these messages from my trip to record sounds from the Starships. I'm particularly delighted to hear that my aircraft have not just impressed you, but they have brought you genuine hours of enjoyment. For the few hours I get to enjoy my aircraft as they near completion, they create almost all the same emotions that I get from flying in the real world, and I hope they can do the same for you. Thank you all again!

It's on our list of things to investigate for the next 146 update.

Mark - Just Flight

Thanks for the kind words. We'll be sure to pass these on to the rest of the team.

We can't to share the F70 and F100 with the community!

Mark - Just Flight

I found the solution. Within FSUIPC, set the inc variable to 100 instead of 1, then, the value is increasing.

A superb suggestion as these units were in their final days of operation in 1986. I hope this gets serious consideration.

Excellent, thanks Mark!

image.png Looks like the TCAS gauge was a culprite in a recent WASM crash for me. Was working up until that point; then pretty much half the plane froze, unfortunately.

Thanks for getting back so quickly on this. Your suggestion worked perfectly! The "new" audio tracks now play as boarding music.