RobertCezar

Thanks Pete for helping Mike. Regards, Robert

Thanks a lot Pete. Incidentally, click here: http://www.itsyourplane.com/kudos.asp and scroll down a bit. TTFN r :)

Hi Pete, Thanks for the quick replay. Well, in terms of running down checklists with It's Your Plane, it's pretty much a requirement. However, I have implemented a "Get Around" by having the Co-Pilot say, "Ensure that the floats are retracted, then say Checked or Roger." So, it's not life-threatening. Nonetheless, if you get the urge, it would be helpful. Thanks again Pete. r :)

Hi Andy, Thanks a lot. I was aware of these commands. I did a really poor job of explaining what I needed. I was looking for an OFFSET so that I can determine if the FLOATS are UP or DOWN. Thanks again, Robert

BTW, since you're obviously the alternate GURU on FSUIPC, and I hate bothering Pete (not to say I want to bother you), I have one other question that perhaps you can answer. Is there's a way to control the extension and retraction of the floats on the Grumman Goose? Irrespective of the outcome, I thank you in advance. You've already saved me a ton of time with the previous answer! Robert

Thanks a lot. I really appreciate the info. Happy Easter! r :)

Hi Pete, Hope you had a nice trip. I am interfacing the Grumman Goose to the It's Your Plane (IYP) application. I need to execute different IYP checklists, depending upon whether the aircraft is "on the ground", or "on the water". Is there any way to detect this (besides GPS Latitude / Longitude) that is similar to the OFFSET 366? Thanks a lot in advance. Robert Cezar http://www.ItsYourPlane.com

Thanks very much for your rapid response Pete. Incidentally, I took great pleasure in offering you "Kudos" on my site at: http://www.ItsYourPlane.com This application would have NEVER been possible without your significant contributions to this industry. TTFN Robert Cezar Developer - It's Your Plane.

Is the Run1=command supposed to work with FSUIPC4/FSX? r :)