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Posted Thursday, December 18, 2008 2:59:50 AM


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Based on the aircraft in your log book, we tried this with a Beech Baron 58 in FS2004.

We landed, used  
Ctrl Period    
to set the parking brake and
Ctrl 4
to bring up the mixture display which we then used the mouse to cut off (both engines).

At once, the instructor announced the end of the flight, with details, and an entry was added to the log book.

Can you tell us what exact method you are using to set the brake and to cut off the engines?

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Posted Thursday, December 18, 2008 3:07:42 AM


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Excellent - good to hear you are getting results.

Briefings are available after 11 log entries have been made as before that this is too little data to analyze to find the kind of patterns FSFS2009 is looking for.

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Posted Thursday, December 18, 2008 10:12:13 PM
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thanks for the help. in answe to your question i use a saitek yolk and extra throttle quadrant. i know the program senses engines off because i get message telling me my engines are not started. three flights today all recorded with the new setting... so i guess problem solved.

hope there is a future upgrade to evaluate ifr flying

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