@@theVRpilot thanks for the feedback brother 🤙🏼we’ll be working on the next couple of videos diving into settings for MSFS and DCS and hopefully releasing those very soon!

I'm not sure I understand, what's SBS?

Yes, we know. That was abundantly clear from the get go. We don’t intend to record through the lens as it does not represent an accurate image of what you see. The only way to do that is to actually wear the headset on your head.

@thatflightsimchannel ok agree with you but lot of people lose money an VR headset and get disappointed because of those can reviewing... Still if you check there's some people recorded through the lens . Resolution totally deferent.

Thanks for stopping by!

Not as far as I know unfortunately. I believe the OG Pimax Crystal does support this. However, I've recently read that Pimax was working on a faceplate to support this. Time will tell.

I just tested it out myself and it was very tight and close to the lenses. However, you can always check out Studioform Creative (or Pimax if their inventory is updated) and they make a variety of foam/leather pads for the Pimax that add some thickness and creates more distance from the lenses. I'm going to end up ordering the 15mm one to add a bit more cushion and create a slightly bigger gap from the lenses. Otherwise, the default setting of the Crystal Light is surprisingly comfortable out of the box!

You will need to buy prescription lenses, or if wearing glasses, you will need a larger face gasket. Studio-foam is the go-to company.

@@PaulMcDonagh-rv6vcthis is the correct answer! I’ll be buying the Studio form 15mm gasket and trying it out soon so we can provide some better feedback for those of you with glasses.

@@eliashernandez1391 thanks for the feedback! I will be making more videos on the Crystal Light where I can discuss setup and settings more in-depth and hopefully bring some more insight to you and our viewers. This is still a learning experience for me and I’ve got much more to learn and discover as I experiment with settings. Stay tuned! -Gonzo

Thanks for dropping by! We're loving the traffic injector and BATC so far. We believe the project as a whole is headed in the right direction

Oh for sure! They’re going on leave without pay 😅

I´m now in the Sim and unfortunately I´m not able to engage the GS mode any help for that?

@@mcshiggitypilot5901 thank you for the feedback and for reminding us to take a look at Pilot Edge. We’ve been told to try it before and now we’ll definitely look into it.

We use TrackIR for in-cockpit head movements (as well as exterior). For the exterior drone-like footage, we're using the drone camera installed on MSFS2020. You use the "A,S,D,F" keys which control movement in the sim. To get to this camera, load up a flight in FlightSim and press "Insert" on your keyboard. This should be the default key to enable the drone camera.

What you're hearing is BeyondATC, which is a 3rd party add-on for MSFS. It uses AI-generated voices to interact with you during a flight. It works best when you pair it with Simbrief. Once you generate your flight plan through Simbrief, you open up BeyondATC and once it connects to the sim, it automatically pulls up your flight plan from Simbrief. Of course, you'll need to have your Simbrief linked in with BeyondATC. www.beyondatc.net/

@@thatflightsimchannel thanks!

The sounds are genuine to the aircraft. Maybe check your sound settings in MSFS and make sure your engine sounds, misc sounds, cockpit sounds are turned up.

@@thatflightsimchannel will try, thank you

glad we could help!

We love the Comanche as well and it still holds a special place in our hearts. But the Duke family from Black Square is at another level of its own!

After reviewing the manual, it seems like there is no direct way to reset the inspection date on the ETM itself. However, my best guess is to go to the Bendix RDR1150XL, go to the NAV page using the rotary dial on the upper right corner, and try repairing both Left/Right engines until both engine conditions are back up to 100%. This might trick the ETM into resetting the date since the manual states the date is “entered by maintenance technician”. Additionally, for the timer itself, once you arrive at the inspection date on the ETM, use the clock function buttons to the right and see if they interact with that page. We’ll have to try both of these methods later to verify it ourselves but it’s the best shot we can suggest! Let us know if this works for you.