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Re: the 64-bit support for P3D v4: On 5/25/2017 at 10:19 AM, Pete Dowson said: There will be an FSUIPC5 for P3D4, but first release won't coincide with the rather rushed (in my opinion) release of P3D4 on Tuesday. And FSUIPC5 will be a new product, not an upgrade. It's been too much work to have it ...

Hi Kevin,

You might want to double check (I'm sure you have, though) that you have the PilotEdge Receiver > Options > Voice > Input: Push to Talk Key set to NONE to ensure no conflict. I've had no problems with FSUIPC PTT on the Saitek yoke.

Don

ROFL !!

The controllers did their typical outstanding job. Enjoyed listening to them spacing the arrivals, and seeing the online map converge. I, however, felt like a dachshund behind a pack of greyhounds but thoroughly enjoyed the flight into Aspen. Thanks to all!

Don

Was doing some flight planning for this and ran into a bit of a quandry. There are three published instrument approaches for KASE, and the Roaring Fork Visual Apch Rwy 15. The difficulty is this: ALL of the approaches carry the notation "Not authorized at Night" (or Procedure NA at night)....

This has been a long, ongoing battle... no signs of abating. See also https://www.aopa.org/news-and-media/all ... ica-appeal

Pramod,

I generally get the sim up and initially setup, then connect to PE. When shutting down I reverse the order -- disconnect from PE first, then exit out of the sim. No problems with this sequence here.

Don

Here's how the FSUIPC setup looks to map to a yoke button.

There are a number of posts on this, but you can check out this thread which explains the procedure:

viewtopic.php?f=14&t=3836

Don

I read/watched the Verizon clips, but didn't have to go this far, as just the direct hardwiring handled my connection. You might check out the following and see if they are appropriate for your sit, or can help you solve the dropped connection: https://www.verizon.com/Support/Residential/Quick-Guide...