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Dear Peter, I have tried FSUIPC 4.115 and the Angle of attack parameter now works as it did before in FS2004. I now have a working AoA guage again. Thanks very much for your work. Best regards Tony

Dear Peter, keeping the arcraft level and closing throttle the stall warning in FSX comes on when 11BE reaches 60, If I pull the stick fully back to attempt to maintain level flight I can get 11BE down to 0. Regards Tony

Dear Peter, I have compared 11BE with FS2004 & FSX with the aircraft on the runway and repeatedly with the aircraft flying at 200 knots at a level attitude, On runway FS2004 = 32767 On runway FSX = 314 200 knts & Level FS2004 = 24000 Avg 200 knts & Level FSX = 233 Avg I hope this is useful Best regards Tony

Dear Peter, Thank you for replying to my post. I am using the angle of attack on my F-4 Phantom sim for the indexer lights and an angle of attack guage. Reading the Phantom aircrew manual it says the the Phantom AOA guage is scaled 0 to 30 in arbitrary units which is equivalent to -10 to +40 angular degrees of rotation of the AOA probe. I am no expert in this but previously the following worked well for me and gave me pleasing results but may not be absolutely correct. -10 angular = 32767 (11BE value) +40 angular = 8193 (11BE value) Please let me know if you would like me to experiment further. Best regards Tony

Dear Peter, Has the range of Parameter 11BE 'Angle of attack' changed with FSX? With the previous versions of FS it was ranged 0 to 32767, now it appears to be divided by 100. Very best regards Tony