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You are welcome!

The Logitech panels may be what you need. The readouts are fairly large with a decent amount of contrast. The switches and knobs are also fairly large. Good luck!

Never say never, but I get it. I did reload MSFS 2024, did a couple of flights, got tired of pushing left pedal on takeoff for a C172 and called it a day.

Right now I am only using the stream deck for changing camera views on my broadcast software (OBS). I am manually changing presets and adjusting parameters on the fly using the Moza Cockpit software. I am about to update this video, because that software was recently updated with some new features.

@@IvanSkyFlight Okay that makes sense. In the video it looked like you were changing the Moza settings with the Streamdeck, I was like that would be a cool plug in to have. I look forward to seeing your updated video, I'm still learning all the features of the AB9.

Every case is different, but a person with monocular vision where at least one eye is correctable to certain reading, then it may be possible for that person to get a SODA. Yes, one of the things looked at is will the condition worsen or not.

Really worried i dont get it because it is only option to be a commercial pilot. What would you say is important for getting it? Do you have to go to certain AME or are there people that could potentially help in the process? Can it be that they dont give you a possibilty for MFT? I saw people on internet with worse condition and i really hope having a 20/30 (corrected) in one eye and not having normal binocular funtion (having a dominant eye) is enough for getting the possibility to do a MFT and getting SODA.

Thanks!

Agreed. There is enough time to read the questions slowly several times.

Glad to help!

Maybe time to update your CPU/Motherboard. The card is solid though, even with the new 5000 series stuff about to come out. Have never been to Hamberg. I have been to Bremerhaven once.

Glad this helped!

Are you referring to the new Winwing panels?

What happens if you are using the 750 just as a pop out and no RSG? (if you have a touch monitor)

Attached to the AB9, my Virpi Constellation Alpha (for right hand) has three axes (other than the X, Y axes of the joystick itself) recognized by Windows USB Game Controllers labeled as follows: A long lever/handle located on the center front labeled "Slider" and small thumb joystick on the left side of the handle labeled "X Rotation" and "Y Rotation". These additional axes are not recognized by Windows USB Game Controller until they have been calibrated within the Moza Cockpit software. I hope this helps.

You're welcome! I love night flying!

The CLS, I think adds just about the "realism" of any piece of gear I have. For me, it's mostly the trim. With a passive yoke, you are constantly holding pressure, and while you get used to that, it's annoying.

@ yeah I can’t wait to try it

You're welcome! Glad to know that the autopilot issues is being looked at. I personally think, that if the economy of scale were to bring this yoke's price down, or if at least Fabian could get some local distribution which could bring shipping down, this would be really popular yoke.

Than ks! The CLS yoke has really reenergized me, that is for sure. It does seem to work well with X-Plane.

Definitely dose, It would be good if people can see the difference between the two softwares using the yoke. To see how the yoke responds differently in windy weather and just by applying the flaps, I think people would see how the physics are in xplane

Glad to help. I love my racing sim, and the force feedback has just spoiled me.

I have not been able to get that feature to work, but I will continue to look into it. If I do I will post back here. Having said that, if that is a big deal, I would hold off until it's a feature.

Update: Just did a firmware and Moza Cockpit software update, and that feature now works like a charm at least in X-Plane 12. Haven't tested it anything. Currently have it set for trim up, down, and recenter using the hat switch.

@@IvanSkyFlight Excellent! I decided to bite the bullets and buy it. Only just got it set up and had a couple of short flights. First impression is it's amazing! Though I imagine it'll take some time to work out what all the settings do.

Figured out how the trim setting works! Works perfectly in msfs. Absolutely loving the joystick.

You are very welcome!

Gosh, I am not really sure. I know that I have heard Fabian from Flitesim indicate the CLS 120 was developed with larger planes in mind. Flitesim has a pretty active discord channel. You may want to run that buy them. Having said all of that, if you are exclusively sim flying, I bet you would still get tremendous use out of the CLS 60. Also consider the current 400 dollar difference in price.

Glad to hear it!

Thank you. very much!

You are welcome. I still have so much to learn about the software. The graphical interface is easier on the eye, but I am still trying to get all of the parameters figured out. What is slowing me down is that MSFS 24 apparently is not as stable in terms of its interaction with FFBTools v3 so I am not sure sometimes if I have set something wrong or if it's the sim or if its because FFBTools v3 is beta. I agree: So much fun and way closer to what it feels like in a real C172.

@@IvanSkyFlight I found my issue and it was I needed to re-calibrate in the windows game controller and after that it looked much like your did both in X-Plane and MSFS.

Congrats! I have really been enjoying the yoke. Especially on the 172. So cool.

You're welcome. I went with the 120 because in racing sims if you go with higher NMs "clipping" is less likely just as in audio and power amps. I probably would have been fine with the CLS 60, but all of the previous flight sim gear I sold came to exactly the asking price of the CLS120 so I purchased that. I have modified my setup a bit further by mounting a small 13.3 inch touch screen to the top of the yoke and removed the Logitech FIPs. It's perfect. I am also expecting an Octavi soon and will be mounting that as well. Love this yoke.

You're welcome!

If the money is not a problem, I am preferring the CLS for two reasons: I fly more yoke equipped aircraft and the AB9 currently doesn't replicate trim like the CLS does.

@IvanSkyFlight Yes I did buy the 60 before Christmas. Just waiting for it to get here.👍

@@EmesiShas yours shipped? I just ordered the CLS 120 like 3 days ago and says sea shipping will take 30 days to the United States….

@@patches8291 It's here in the US. I'm just waiting for them to ship from the warehouse. They said this week.

@ oh really? Cool

I am guessing yes, and here is why. I can load up the Moza Cockpit software and go into Windows "setup USB game controllers" with no game or sim running. In the Moza Software I can make changes and feel the difference. In Windows "setup USB game controllers" I can see joystick moving. Having said all of that, I don't have any joystick based games to test this theory out.

Approximately 42-43 centimeters or about 16.5-16.75 inches.

@@IvanSkyFlight thx

Agree. See pinned comment from yesterday.

I am not clear here. Which throttle quadrant? The Bravo? By LED lights do you mean the annunciator on the Bravo?

​@@IvanSkyFlight yes the landing gear led lights on the Bravo in fact none of the leds work! and the right knob where you can set the heading or the radio's doesn't work either! This bravo throttle quadrant has barely worked properly and is a few months old

@@pfv3462 Did you install the Honeycomb driver for Xplane? It's on their site.

@@IvanSkyFlight I found this on the X plane forum, but this one is meant for a mac do you have a link to the correct file? thanks in advance

@@pfv3462 Go to the Fly Honeycomb website. On the left is "downloads", it looks like they have something for XP11 and 12 on a Mac.

So far, I have not had any problems with the AB9 and MSFS 24. Changes made in the Cockpit app are immediately applied. Some are more subtle than others. I have not received any "telemetry service" notifications. I have to say that my experience has been great.

Yeah, that is cool. I will do that too. I also change the altitude and vertical rate with the knobs as well. I do still use my panels especially the multifunction panel.

The program works on Xplane 12, but setting up the popouts is a bit different. Also some third party plane developers for XP12 use their own pop out methods.

The G1000 used in this video is from Sim Innovations. There are third party G1000 bezel developers as well such as Simstrumentation. I demonstrate how I hide the white bar at around 14:20 in the video.

@@IvanSkyFlight yes, nicez i finally unserstand ;-) thanlks a lot

@@Fromega001 Are you able to find the G1000 from the airmanger list?

I am assuming your firmware and Cockpit app are all current. What sim and Moza cockpit preset are you using?

@@IvanSkyFlight MFS2024 and I tried all of presets, customs as well. Software and Firmware is up to date

@@JamesBond-mu4ce Do you have MSFS 2020 or XPlane, and if so, does the AB9 work in either of those sims? Also do you have the buttons under "expert" or "special" turned on (in the Moza cockpit software)?

@@IvanSkyFlight tried actually today reinstalling 2020 and was very weird, like the centre of joystick was top right corner, I done calibration and even reset the base but was not getting any better, another thing is that on 2020 in settings the second profile is active and 2024 the first one (talking about doubling ab9 base in the settings). Same issue with 68 telemetry files running in the windows processing.

Not sure. In the Moza Cockpit there are some settings that adjust the center. One is under "expert" and the other is under "special". They should be turned off generally. When you say calibrate, do you mean the game calibration or through Windows "setup usb game controllers"?

Is it recognized in the USB Game Controller app? If so, look for two blank rectangles in the controller setup page of MSFS 24. The other rectangles will have the name of the hardware. For some reason the AB9 and it's grip show up as blanks. You can see this at 17:46 in the video. And not trying to be smart, but the base is turned on, correct? Let me know if that doesn't fix it.

I don't know, but I have reached out to Moza with this exact question. I will respond here if they get back to me.

It should be recognized. However, it doesn't have a label in the control settings. If you look at the video at 17:51 you can see where it says Bravo Throttle Quadrant, then below that two blank spaces, then WinWing Throttle. Those two blank spaces are the AB9 base and grip. Let me know if that doesn't work.

@@IvanSkyFlightmerci bien pour ta réponse je vous tient au courant j’essaye demain

Bring out either the evidence of your claim or bring out a better product

Let us know when you release your collective. Will be cool to see. I subscribed to your channel. I couldn't give an intelligent comment on the software source. I will leave that up to the legal folks.

@IvanSkyFlight Thank you Ivan for the sub! Once I have the prototype I will showcase on the channel and make changes as needed. I want to ensure people get a quality product. I just got my monster Rhino kit in today and just finished installing it and my goodness the cyclic feels incredible. The 86 series motors are just incredible. About to post a quick vid.

Are you saying that your pop outs have black borders either on the side or top? You have to make real small adjustments by click/dragging the edge towards the center of the pop out. Real small movements. Once the sidebars are gone, click drag the whole pop out and put it in the top right corner of the bezel. Then grab the bottom left corner of the pop out and take it to the bottom left corner of the bezel to line it up.

I will say "Sort of". It can be used as a non force feedback stick in that you can turn off or down the haptic effects while still having control over intensity, centering, etc. I guess that would be "force" without "feedback".

Not entirely sure. You can turn off haptic effects and just have torque effects, centering, and inertia. I think it would be close. I believe my WinWing Orion 2 base is cam based (please correct me if that's not correct), and I can approximate that.

Yes (probably). In theory non-linear resistance curves (simulating various cam profiles) can be set in the software, including bump stops. It depends on how far Moza have developed their customization software, but the possibilities would be near endless.

Be careful on your purchase virpil is not 100 percent compatible. You need some adapter that's impossible to find and then have to modify the adapter to fit the base and virpil stick. I was considering this as well for helicopter flying but decided to wait until they fix it.

@@jetstar4609 I guess it depends on the Virpil joystick. In this video I am using a Virpil Constellation Alpha, and it works just fine. No adapter and all of the buttons and levers seem to be recognized.

Thanks! I may be up and running thanks to a suggestion in this threat. We'll see. I moved my install to another drive, and so far no crashes. Once they are up and running, it's not hard to say that currently 2024 is not super compelling over a fully dialed in 2020 setup. Having said that, I recall some chaos at the beginning of MSFS 2020, but back then the previous version of MSFS was over a decade old. This time 2020 is still amazing , and I think waiting for 2024 to gel is not a bad idea.

I think MSFS 2020 is still great, and I would agree that other than curiosity, there really isn't a compelling reason to move to 2024 just yet.

I use both. Actually I also still use XP 12. I don't mind the "beta" feel. How many other software developers are as involved with the community as Asobo are? Not many.

I have to say that MSFS 2020 has been relatively flawless for me. I occasionaly get on XP12. Just wish they had better scenery without the extra steps/storage.