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Welcome Jim, You'd need to map the yaw left and right to buttons, I don't worry about the rudder trim. The thumb buttons on the stick top might be best. I use a Thrustmaster T.Flight Hotas stick/throttle. It has an axis on the throttle for rudder. I also recently mapped the ATC window to the trigger, saves a load of fiddling when there's a load of stuff going on!

Great shots!

Fantastic!

Great shot Graham, well done!

As a previous user of ORBX products, I feel compelled to support their products and respond to this post. My system is over three years old and not a 'power PC', but I manage to run their software at a satisfactory rate for me which is around 25fps. They clearly only mention FSX when talking about their technology on http://fullterrain.com/about.html which is accessible from the homepage. There are no doubt unhappy users of ORBX products as there will be for any product, but there are no doubt thousands of happy users and they would only be happy if the software worked, and worked well. It i

Started flying again with Alaskan Winds. Second attempt at the Great Alaskan Tour... Stewart-Metlakatla Today's office... Read the article in PC Pilot on amphibians which vastly improved my water technique...

Nice job GF, I still love the AA.

Lovely job Graham!

Great shots Sam.

Well done both!

Great shots Tim!

Taggat in the Phillipines

Looks good, well done Dai The next clue was to be: City life is strange you take your share of the good times and bad times, always something praying on your mind Your turn...

The most northerly strip in this country.

Thanks guys, only got it after the F1 clue...here you go... FS9 Try to Sing along with Mitch and the empty orchestra at the very beginning.

Tough one Joe, but I hope it's Rotimojoki Highway in Finland

Great job Gun!

Great job, well done!

Thanks everyone.

Thanks again everyone, glad you liked them.

All superb, well done!

Great shots Al! That's a nice model.

Thanks all for your kind comments This is FS2004 with UTEurope, FSGenesis 19m mesh (currently all meshes are half price, look for the code), the water is a combination of freeware, the clouds are ported over from FEX (installed in FSX and dragged across-if you're a user, it's a set I generated and made available for download called 'vertigo'). The skies are ActiveSky Graphics from HiFi, for FSX XGraphics gives the same results and lastly the sun is Pablo Diaz's HDE sun (freeware-look for his sky and clouds, which are also great), which gives a great glare effect (make sure you follow the inst

A selection from flights over Scotland... White Mountains, New Hampshire... Vancouver Island...

Great shots, that AA livery is fantastic.