Faro to Paris Orly It's an early spring trip, leaving in the mid-afternoon and arriving before sunset.

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Hopefully, you enjoyed these images. Your commentary is always appreciated...Darryl  

@Hans HartmannUpdate: I have now done 3 flights and no issues at all. If I encounter it I will try to document what I was doing in detail.

With the latest update for the CRJ I'm having an issue where my sim will freeze for about 10 seconds when the main gear touches down. This will happen at any airport I fly into, and I've only observed it happen with the CRJ.   Now, if I do two flights back to back, the sim will freeze for about 10 seconds on the first landing. But on the second landing, the sim will only freeze for about 1-2 seconds.   Has anyone else observed this or has any clue as to why this might have become an issue with the latest update?

Please read the tutorial I gave. It is totally simulator independant. You count the number of pulses in the Windows joystick utility :   

Hello,   Yeah... this is a solution for X-Plane if I remember correctly.  I'm in MicroSoft Flight Simulator 2020.  So I really can't "count" anything in the MSFS2020 software... I can only see that it's registering a feed.  Or is this some third party software that I can download and make the trim wheel work using that?  I can tell you that if I roll the trim wheel very slowly, I can see it's working... just not fast enough to prevent me from stalling out or crashing into the nearest hillside.  It's not that it's not working... it's not working correctly out of the box.  Is there a firmware or software fix to this problem?  Please note that I'm not a software engineer and most of the "solution" I was to attempt was written by someone with a heck of a lot more computer smarts than I have.  Please really spell out any solution.  If there's no fix to this I'm going to be forced to go back to the Turtle Beach setup and return this one.  Thank you for any help you can give.