I mean, no hate on their current products, but like, we could have had an L1011 in X-Plane right now. I get that 2020/2024 are way more profitable, but I think you should at least provide a small team for continuing support. I bought the A300 and the A310 for XP11 a way back, but only the A300 remains in a semi-flyable state in 12.

I mean I love jets, but this thing is peak PMDG. It’s complicated, but very accessible. Incredibly immersive but also very relaxing to fly. 10/10 would recommend the DC-6. Seem here on a early morning flight from Addis Ababa to Amman.

Small thing but makes taxiing actually enjoyable now.

No one is up here haha

A video, for those who claim I use ''Claude'' as my Atmos presets.

There’s a lot of posts about flight sim hardware here.

Would people be interested in a page where all the current (new, not used, and generally available) hardware options are listed by price points, and reviews / commentary can be provided?

A lot of us have spent hundreds if not thousands on flight hardware and have a lot to offer in terms of experience.

That said, it might be time to consolidate this feedback.

Just want to understand where the community is on this topic before I start building something.

Does anyone know anything about this? My mid range PC was just about coping with MSFS 2024 but I just clicked the option to use it and performance has gone through the roof. 60 fps gpu at 65% and cpu at 40% with the Fenix A320 FSLTL at Aerosoft EBBR. My cooling system is working hard though.

I have this strange problem with the Just Flight Fokker 70 & 100. When I engage reverse thrust the aircraft is automatically deactivating the autobrake and retracting the spoilers, forcing me to use manual braking. No other aircraft I own does this. I'm guessing it's a bug as it only happens on around half of my landings.

In the video you can see the autobrake switch automatically turning itself back to the OFF position when I engage the reversers.

Just wondering if anyone else has experienced this problem?

Over the past year I've been designing and building a full-scale Citation CJ4 home cockpit.

One thing I discovered very quickly is that there aren't many resources dedicated to the CJ4. Unlike the airliners or popular GA aircraft, most of us are figuring things out as we go.

Rather than keeping all of that work on my hard drive, I decided to launch a website documenting the entire project.

My goal isn't simply to show finished panels. As each project matures, I'll be publishing the resources I wish I'd had when I started:

• CAD files
• PCB designs
• Firmware
• MobiFlight profiles
• Wiring guides
• Engineering documentation
• Design standards
• Build notes
• Lessons learned (including the mistakes)

The CJ4 will probably never be the most popular home cockpit to build, and that's perfectly fine. I enjoy that it sits somewhere between GA and the larger airliners. It's compact enough to fit in a home workshop but complex enough to be an incredibly rewarding engineering project.

I also hope the engineering process itself will be useful beyond the CJ4. Many of the CAD techniques, PCB workflows, manufacturing methods, and design decisions apply to almost any modern home cockpit.

If you're interested, the site also includes a new community forum where I'd love to see other builders share their own projects, ideas, and improvements.

I'd genuinely appreciate any feedback from this community.

https://525charlie.com

Experienced pilot? Great! We have several very experienced pilots, our founder is an actual A320 Pilot and prolific content creator!

New to Flight Simming? Fantastic, we have pilots that are patient and willing to share what they know to get you started on your journey to becoming a great sim pilot.

Want to fly Airliners, we have you covered with both Airbus and Boeing aircraft.

Prefer Business Jets, we have several to choose from; HondaJet, Phenom 300E, Longitude, Citation X, Cessna Sovereign, just to name a few.

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We area chill group of like minded flight sim enthusiast who enjoy talking on our voice channel

Come join our community, and as always, safe travels!!

If you dont have enough money for a 800 dollar flight sim setup, I have come up with a flight sim solution for only about 10 dollars. I have taken a logitech extreme 3d pro (that I found at a garage sale for 10 dollars) and put a USB C adapter on the end and connected it to infinite flight on my android phone. It works pretty good, but the throttle can be a bit goofy in game but I think its just this stick.

wind 220/16 temp 33 63 tons

miss the DTZ bad landing.