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    @skrysl There is a current Spring sale running on the marketplace and it features the majority of our products, many of which are also in the sale on our website. That list of products was agreed with them a couple of weeks back.

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    Hi all,

    Not sure if anyone else is having this issue so wanted to check…

    I am a real world pilot currently training in the PA38. I’ve noticed some odd behaviour with the JF MSFS version. When stationary on the ground the rudder peddles will not move. This is normal behaviour. However, in the real aircraft, you can roll forward gently at a VERY slow pace and as soon as you do, the nose wheel will steer. On Msfs, I have to move forward quite fast before the nose wheel is free to move. This makes taxiing very frustrating and unrealistic. I wanted to check in case it’s something in my settings. Is anyone else experiencing the same issue?

    Dazzy.

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    @Black-Square Very nice article. My Dad was a professor @ NC State University in the Mech & Aerospace Engineering dept, where I also got my degree back in 1984. I taught myself programming and ended up jumping back and forth between engineering and IT throughout my career. I am now retired, and am a very serious simmer who evidently shares a common perspective with you. I am VERY picky about the aircraft that I choose to learn, and then I dive in deeply. It started with the Challenger 650 from Hot Start. But I switched over to MSFS eventually because I was so impressed with various things on that platform. I am a developer of systems at my church over the past 35 years, but find plenty of time to spend with the sim.

    My competency with the Bonanza is coming up to speed nicely, shot a handful of missed approaches today, and have just completed a deep dive and a lot of flights to learn the GTN750 (PMS50). Getting ready to take the Bonanza into live ATC soon. After completing the CAT and I test series on Pilotedge, I'm now especially interested in the Boston ATC club on VATsim, they seem to be relatively advanced and also have a similar training flight program.

    Have a good weekend! Kirk

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    @Thor_999 said in Buxton/Peak Forest Extension:

    I've just bought the Buxton/Peak Forest extension. When i selected a quickdrive route from Tunstead Quarry to Leicester, there is a problem with the wagons that have been placed in the sidings at Tunstead. They block the tunnel mouth so that you cannot leave the sidings where you start this quickdrive journey.

    Sounds like what I saw and mentioned up thread about the same starting point. I think you can delete the offending wagons via the editor as a workaround.

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    Wrong group...lol. You can turn them on in the EFB settings.

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