846: My Stream Deck XL Profiles

Last June in my Post 774, when I talked about the Elgato Stream Deck XL in my DIY cockpit,  I mentioned that I would share my profiles when they are properly-tuned.  Pardon me, I completely forgot about it until a friend, Nick, who recently asked me for a copy of it.
So, here is what this Post is all about and the download link is included for those who are interested to play mine.

845: Putting Analog Gauges onTO G1000

While communicating with a friend, Elliot Coleshill, regarding my gauges recently, he sent me a picture of his cockpit as follows:
Never thought of putting my gauges onto a RealSimGear’s G1000 panel via

844: Running FIPs after Switching to XP-12

Since Logitech doesn’t have a specific FIP plugins for X-Plane 12, from time to time I receive inquires from friends asking how to run FIPs after switching to the new platform.

It’s simple.  Just copy the “XSaitekProFlight” folder from X-Plane 11’s plugins directory into X-Plane 12’s plugins directory. That will do.

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843: EIS for X-Plane C172SP-G1000 Released

Here’s the X-Plane version of the EIS (Engine Indication System) developed for the C172SP-G1000 per some friends requests.

Feature-wise, it functions identically to the one developed for MSFS.  Its appearance, however, is fully revised according to the G1000 on the C172SP in X-Plane.

Similarly, it is a good supplement when flying the C172SP-G1000 or the C172SP with the FIP Generic G5 Gauges.

842: My MSFS Graphics Settings 24-0115

To be honest, I am quite happy with the Graphics Settings I came up to last month.  Followings are some more finetunings (highlighted in purple in image below) I revised over the month.
In short,

841: Comanche EDM r1r02 Updated

The EDM830 for the A2A Comanche PA24-250 has just been updated to version R1r02, which includes minor bug fixes and digital number precision enhancements.

Download Links have been sent earlier today and they should be in all users’ mailboxes by now.  Should you not getting it,

840: It’s not yet time to Upgrade

In the last few months, I’ve been repeatedly wondering if I should upgrade my computer, although the 3-years-old Intel 8-core 11th generation i9-11900K CPU, together with the nVidia RTX3080Ti graphics card and 64GB memory, does give me a stable and satisfying MSFS performance (from 40 something to 70 something fps) in general.

Instead of pondering out of nothing, I recalled the UserBenchmark utility I referenced before.  The followings are the results I got in the past weekend:

Happy New Year 2024

Wish We All have a
Peaceful & ProsperOUS 2024
especially to those who suffer from diseases and wars

839: G58 EIS Released

This is the fifth Engine Indication System (EIS) developed for the G58, which I didn’t expect I could done it by the end of the year. 

As the G58 is a two-engine aircraft, all features come with both Left and Right indications.  Moreover, the Fuel Tank Cross Feed option is also incorporated, which can be toggled by the left and right knobs on the FIP.

The Flight Endurance in hh:mm format and Range in Nautical Mile introduced from last EIS are surely included.

Very likely, this G58 EIS is the last or the second last EIS in my development plan for the default aircraft.  It’s not only becasue the layout of the EIS on the new SR22T is largely different from the original SR22 recently replaced, there are not much information could be found to support my work neither so far.

Anyway, for those who are interested in this G58 EIS,