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Be patient. Hopefully, now that the CRJ has been updated they will now start to give the Twotter some love. John.

Thanks Marius.

I just downloaded version 1.0.17.0 using Aerosoft One. Is there a change log somewhere? John

Hi Mathijs, I wonder if you could elaborate a little on this. This would seem to be rather fundamental to the modelling of turboprop aircraft. i.e. propeller pitch is a range which is used to vary power/thrust and drag. Beta range is a range and not a switch. I think that attempts to simulate changes in propeller pitch with invisible spoilers, while frequently done, and I guess is the only viable alternative, is rather kludgey. Is it your understanding that Asobo are in the process of making the propeller pitch range available to you in the future? Are you having discussions with Asobo regarding this issue? John.

Yeah, have been looking at those addons but I really like the FBW A32nx approach.

Thanks. Will look. John

I am sure that it is there somewhere but for the life of me I can’t seem to find it. John.

Okay. I get it. Good idea.

I have Navigraph so charts are not the problem for me. What I would like is the ability to import the OFP from Simbrief so that when flying in VR I can refer to the OFP to get the load information, altitude, etc. It would also be good to have a page which shows the Vatsim controllers online and their frequencies. The FBW A320 nx has these abilities and I find it very useful. John.

Well we may have strayed a tad off topic here. (I actually can't remember what the topic is.) Have a nice day Crabby.

Well let's just agree to disagree. And here's another take on CAPS. https://www.wired.com/story/all-caps-because-internet-gretchen-mcculloch/#:~:text=WHEN YOU WRITE IN ALL,of typographical tone of voice.

Dear me. So touchy. I am sorry that you took offence to my (admittedly clumsy) attempt at a little humour. But you must admit that you are trying to project a curmudgeonly persona with all those CAPS. And I am sure that I am not the first person to draw attention to the aptness of your nickname. But anyway, I do apologize if I caused you to take offense. John.

Someone like Hans?

Hmm. Interesting. I thought that the recent changes made by Asobo to prop physics could be used to simulate/produce prop drag. But perhaps I am wrong. John.

Got it. (And your name.) John