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But it installs into each specific game folder; how could one have any effect on another? I've used it with multiple installed games at the same time with no conflict.

Some smart and helpful (and no doubt very handsome to boot) guy on the official forums explained how to stop wasting time with the Nvidia filters nonsense and instead use ReShade to get the same effects, might be worth checking out and trying: https://forums.flightsimulator.com/t/until-nvidia-filters-work-again-a-temporary-solution-using-reshade/672513/19

As I continue to rationalize picking up the 2024 Kodiak--I had it in 2020 so it'll only be $20 and thus is more about 'hangar overload' than the price--I was researching other floatplanes last night and came across similar great reviews for the Cub. I guess this thread is a sign that I need to now pick it up! Thanks a lot @jcomm😅

Surprised that this thread hasn't had any responses yet, but just wanted to thank you for posting this link and I look forward to checking out your videos. I for one appreciate every time we have real airliner pilots come by and try to share some of their knowledge with us.

Great FS24 photo's [sic], thank you for sharing! One might reasonably wonder, however, why on earth nearly a million plastic spatulas were suddenly needed anywhere in Canada? What on earth is going on up there that led to such a shortage--or sudden need?

Actually Black Square already has it in several of their planes: the TBM 850 has the KNS-80 while their Baron & Bonanza and Dukes have the KNS-81 (which I believe is identical aside from lacking an internal DME).

There doesn't seem to be an updated manual for the 2024 version, but A/T (and everything else) is explained in the 2020 manual that is still available here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1C0oG8DNpj5ybGnPtULxA9eQ64i9S8G1m

They're quite easy to use: - Download Winwing's SimAppPro to update their firmware, then close SimAppPro - Download Mobiflight - Download a profile for the airplane/hardware combo you're using from Flightsim.to, and open it in MobiFlight, then 'Run' the profile - Hop into MSFS and enjoy your new toys!

Up until a few months ago I was running a triple 43" 4K monitor (plus a 1440 monitor above them) setup on a 4090. I never used the 'separate window' option or whatever it's called that renders each monitor individually because the proportions never looked right and performance was terrible. Instead I used NvidiaSurround to create a single large desktop (this also lets frame gen work across all three whereas, as you mentioned above, pretty sure it will only work on the center monitor if you run as separate windows) and initially tried running full screen on that at 3x4k resolution; that too had lower performance than I wanted so I then settled on running in a window of 2x4K size, thus leaving the sides open for other apps. This also helped minimize the stretching that gets really extreme at the edges of such a high resolution like 3x4k. I also then upgraded to a 5090 and this helped a lot also, giving me another 25 to 30% FPS across the board. Then I found a deal on an Acer 57" ultra-widescreen monitor (2x4K) and traded that for my triple screen setup. The advantage there was that it was one seamless window with no bezels. I used that for a few months but then the narrow height of the monitor compared to the 43" monitors I was using before, and the stretching that remained at the edges, motivated me to buy the LG 45GX950A '5k2k' monitor and I think I've finally found my sweet spot! Compared to the Z57, I get 25 to 40% better FPS, and of course there's vastly less stretching at the edges. Certainly in terms of 'wow factor' these two changes both looked like downgrades, but overall I'm quite happy with my current setup. I realize that doesn't necessarily help you but just thought I would share my experience. Overall, I would say a 5090 can adequately run a triple screen 4K setup if you're willing to drop LODs etc., but is definitely improved by trying the 2x4K window option I was using. A 4090 is, at least in my experience, marginal for 3x4k, but I know other people have found it acceptable so maybe I just have less tolerance for low FPS.

I finally found RSR's post from a few days ago where they clarify that you have to have owned the 800 in MSFS in order to get this one at the discount. Oh well, I honestly wasn't that interested for what appears to be a minor upgrade anyway.

I must be blind--I can't find any actual release announcement on the PMDG forums. I only own the 700 in MSFS and I see no discount on the new version when logged into my account and putting it in the cart. Have they talked about when the 700 will be released?

I do, yes, and that's why I've been happy to support them with my two prior purchases. But I think it's important to clarify for other potential buyers that, unlike the majority of other devs, this dev is not capable of providing timely responses and patches in general, at least in my experience.

For those unfamiliar with this developer, just wanted to share my experience with their previous products. I bought their F-111 and MiG-25 and love them both: visually beautiful, reasonably complex, and are a welcome change from yet another Piper or Airbus. 😀 However, after maybe one initial bug fixing patch, they pretty much never update any of their aircraft and are completely absent from any Discord or support forum. So I would suggest very carefully watching reviews and if you're tempted to apply the common "I'm OK with buying it now and hoping they'll fix a bunch of stuff later", later will almost certainly never come, so buyer beware!

Same here: had this nonstop annoying issue with the Comanche in MSFS 2020, then again with the Aerostar in FS24 -- on a completely different computer, no less. While the symptoms may be lessened by fiddling with the turbulence and camera shake options, the cause is almost certainly related to SimConnect's interaction with A2A's external flight model. I could've sworn that I read an A2A dev on their forum awhile back specifically talking about it, but now I can't find the reference.

But I believe the RR and PW only work on the 200 series, right? So if you only have the 300, like me, it doesn't make any sense to buy the ultimate.