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I am using PE on a client pc via widefs to FS9. On the host pc I used FSUIPC to set the xponder On and Standby commands to offsets. This is with my F-4 Phantom simulator and the On and Standby seems to work perfectly with the sim's real F-4 IFF/Transponder Master Switch. The Problem is with the IDEN...

Thats a great looking cockpit. Well done!! Thanks for your answers, I am really looking forward to re assemble my cockpit and fly with pilotedge, and the addition of your own ATIS would be great. Thanks again See my cockpit: photo: https://skydrive.live.com/?cid=4eb7107445160f4e&id=4EB7107445160...

And the winners are! Steve Blevins F-4 Phantom - Stearman Award for Best Aircraft Cockpit. Steve Cannaby B-52 Stratofortress - Flight Safety Award for Best Simulator Cockpit. Steve Cannaby B-52 Stratofortress - Most dramatic restoration award. Dewey Larson A-7 Corsair - People's Choice outdoor exhib...

Im sure its a long shot, but there any possiblity of making Falcon 4.0 compatable with PilotEdge? I know many people who have built complex F-16 simulators around Falcon and it would be great if PilotEdge could eventually be used to network Falcon with other platforms just as it does with FS9, FSX, ...

Keith Smith wrote:very cool. I will not be too far away when that takes place. I'll see what I can do about coming by, perhaps.

That would be great! i hope to see you there.

Our grand prizes have been confirmed and will be as follows.

Flight Safety Best Simulator Cockpit Award, the winner receives a level D sim session at Flight Safety Wichita

Stearman Best Aircraft Cockpit Award, the winner receives a Stearman biplane flight from Stearman airfield.

That is great news thank you

My name is Justin and Im a gyro instrument tech. I own a 1967 Navy F-4 Phantom front seat trainer that I've modified into a simulator with FS9 using 3 computers and it has features such as a functional g-suit. I am researching the possibility of interfacing PE with the sim to give it the communicati...

Full motion is nice, for sure. It doesn't have any specific training value that I'm aware of, beyond the workload induced by turbulence, but it does have the potential to increase the level of immersion. I dont agree with that. The motion affects the feeling of the plane and helps the pilot to be p...

http://i1264.photobucket.com/albums/jj499/dc8flightdeck/Cockpit-Fest%20USA%202012/Logo1.jpg The Kansas Aviation Museum in association with the Newark Air Museum UK is hosting the first ever Cockpit-Fest USA this September 29th/30th in Wichita, Kansas, the Air Capitol of the world. All private indiv...