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By LesOReilly · Posted
You know what makes someone a professional don't you??? They got a Paycheck ..... Does not mean they were an expert or the top of the class .... -
By LesOReilly · Posted
SPAD.neXt does not require or use FSUIPC for specific features. You can "chose" to enable communication between the two and have SN issue commands through FSUIPC.. However it does not need it for anything to do with MSFS and especially the CRJ which is pure L:VARs... SPAD.neXt also does not install FSUIPC ever... there is no way to accidentally install this. -
By Serial_Seth · Posted
Ok, just saw the caviat in the General Discussion (no support). Ok, now where should I go to discuss technical issues with the product? Just an update: Ran the CRJ with no third party software. No Problems. I am only having the issue when running the OnAir client. That being said, the CRJ is the only plane I have this particual issue. I did a clean install on all software and drivers. Still having the issue. -
I finally figured out that you must have pressure in 1A showing before you can get the yaw damper to engage.
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