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#71

Hangar 7 / Re: GPS Spoofing

Last post by Magoo - Sun, 26 Apr 2026 12:32

Good discussions here, blockchain GPS could be the answer... in about 50 years.

#72

Accessories / Re: Simbrief discrepancy

Last post by Ton van Bochove - Sat, 25 Apr 2026 08:54

Macroflight, Andrej thanks for the input! I removed 1278 !? Cargolux routes from the routes map and it is fixed, Thanks!

#73

Accessories / Re: Simbrief discrepancy

Last post by andrej - Fri, 24 Apr 2026 17:16

Ton,
Simbrief usually saves the route as XXXXDDDD01_, so if you saved similar route in the past via PFPX, it would be XXXXDDDD01 format. Hence, I would recommend, the following. In your ROUTE folder, delete the route and download the new route from Simbrief and paste it to the ROUTE folder. That way, there is no conflict.

Best,
Andrej

#74

Accessories / Re: Simbrief discrepancy

Last post by macroflight - Fri, 24 Apr 2026 14:13

I transferred from PSPX to Simbrief for my flight planning. In combination with the Navigraph charts it works pretty well.
I use the "canned" flight plans (real world, vatsim, Simbrief) but most of the time there is a discrepancy between the uploaded route and the route in the FMC. Quite peculiar because I use the latest Navigraph AIRAC in Simbrief and PSX as well.

What do you mean when you say "the uploaded route"?

How do you load the Simbrief route into PSX? Manually? "Simbrief Downloader"? Simfest portal + BACARS?

How do you load the route into the FMC? Enter waypoints manually (I guess not)? Enter xxxxyyyy01 into CO ROUTE? Enter xxxxyyyy01 into CO ROUTE and press REQUEST SEND?

#75

Accessories / Simbrief discrepancy

Last post by Ton van Bochove - Fri, 24 Apr 2026 13:32

I transferred from PSPX to Simbrief for my flight planning. In combination with the Navigraph charts it works pretty well.
I use the "canned" flight plans (real world, vatsim, Simbrief) but most of the time there is a discrepancy between the uploaded route and the route in the FMC. Quite peculiar because I use the latest Navigraph AIRAC in Simbrief and PSX as well.

#76

Accessories / Re: Stab trim

Last post by JG - Thu, 23 Apr 2026 08:11

How interesting, thanks Thierry, with your permission I will give it a try. My plan was to use PSX layouts to do the additional screen with trim indicator. Your lower EICAS superimposition is very appealing and yes somewhat simpler in terms of hardware.
Many thanks again J.G.

#77

Accessories / Re: New Version of plugin for ...

Last post by TCASSE - Thu, 23 Apr 2026 07:48

Sorry for being a bit dense on this topic, but are we able to use the font identified by Jeroen and how do we accomplish that?

Change some ascii character (not perfect but better than the previous model) b, l, r, o replaced by #,<,>,%. The % symbol is prettier than o, please see page 1

#78

Accessories / Re: Stab trim

Last post by TCASSE - Thu, 23 Apr 2026 06:23

stab7.exe is a gauge that you can put everywhere on the dispay (for example, I putted it in the lower EICAS)

#79

Accessories / Re: Stab trim

Last post by JG - Wed, 22 Apr 2026 23:55

Thanks for sharing your solutions Thierry, my thought was to do exactly as you describe. Curious as to what the function of the exe file is that is available in the second link of your last post?
Cheers J.G.

#80

Accessories / Re: Stab trim

Last post by TCASSE - Wed, 22 Apr 2026 13:18

Hi,

The easiest and most realistic solution is actually to use the software gauge directly on your existing screen.

You can simply move the STAB TRIM gauge window onto your secondary EICAS display, similar to how the Boeing 747-8 uses its EICAS display for system information.
(modify the size as needed, esc to quit)

This avoids adding extra hardware and gives you a much cleaner setup.

If you prefer a physical cockpit solution, a small 3.5" HDMI screen can also be used, just drag the gauge inside.

Image -> https://1drv.ms/i/c/9078b8581e0fcab6/IQCbMbcf68_VRKmSvaDHp0t3AWJpbPF7Rjnb884y48JjKTQ?e=qmokFz
Gauge -> https://1drv.ms/u/c/9078b8581e0fcab6/IQAnKBVPMEwYSZI2tVvblhgjAcSE3zXJSHWZCCxl8cer51w?e=FXuaTg