[German Airfields 1 & 3 General Region Maps?]

Why not just get hold of the appropriate charts for the area? There's nothing like having the real thing, after all.

I don't know what country you are in, but most European pilot stores stock German charts, and they are normally happy to export them to you. There are two sorts: ICAO/National charts are produced by the local aviation authority (CAA or equivalent), and are as accurate and up to date as can be. For Germany, there are 8 charts to cover the whole country at half-mil scale. The other alternative is the Jeppesen VFR+GPS series. These charts are available for most of Europe, and have the advantage of a consistent "look and feel" for all countries. They tend to be cheaper and have a reputation for being less comprehensive. Germany is covered by 6 charts

Here are links to both chart sets:

http://www.flightstore.co.uk/DEPT-CHTS/CHEVFR/use/brand.icao

http://www.flightstore.co.uk/prod/JEPVFRGP...-CHTS/CHVFRGPS/

There are, of course, other stores. This just happens to be one I use.

[Twin Otter Com2 radio]

That will be really cool, thank you.

(and have a happy Easter!)

[Twin Otter Com2 radio]

Bummer. Seems daft to go to all the effort to fit a second radio if you then can't use it! Oh well.

[Saba or St. Barths]

I felt quite let down by FlyTampa not including these two (I prefer them anyhow - everyone and his dog seems to have done princess J!). If you made them for FSX, you'd have a sale here.

[Twin Otter Com2 radio]

I fly online a lot, and with the com radios not having a standby frequency, I'd like to be able to switch between com1 and com2. But how do I make com2 the active radio? I can't see an audio switch panel, or am I being blind...

Thanks