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Just now I noticed that when I go from any other view to the 2D cockpit, I lose the bottom half (I can see out the windscreen, but the instruments are not there) and in its stead is the Spot Plane view. What is causing this?

Is that happening in all your aircraft, ot just in a particular one?

Which key are you pressing to do this?

W - Cycles between 2D panel, minipanel and no panel, and

S  - Cycles betweeen 2D panel, VC, tower view and spot plane view.

I'm not seeing it now. I saw it in the Beechcraft 58 last night. I was just doing some free-flight fooling around in the 747, then in the Beech 58 and it's gone. I don't know that it ever did it in the 747.

But now I'm having a new problem. My throttles don't go to the max when I firewall the lever on my joystick. I was getting into the red zone in the 747 before and now I can get no more than about 90%. I stalled and crashed the small Cessna yesterday because I had no power; I couldn't get a climb going. I had my joystick maxed, but couldn't get above 1900-2000 rpm. I then tried using the throttles on the dash, manipulating it with the cursor. That seemed to work. Did I screw-up the relationship between joystick and throttle when used with the cursor? How do I reset it?

I use the thumb button on my joystick to switch views; never the keyboard.

Make sure you have you're throttle axis sensitivity set to maximum sensitivity.

Thumb button or keyboard - doesn't make any difference.

Using the cursor to adjust the throttle should not affect your stick.

Calibrate your joystick in the Windows control panel.

OK; will do.

I have tried and tried to find a way to keep the plane from going into a fatal stall once I take my hand off the stick. I can't seem to find a way to trim it such that it will fly along by itself. I have to press forward quite a bit to keep it level. This is very tiring and no fun. Calibrating the joystick over and over doesn't seem to help.

Just went to Sensitivities... Found that I had set sensitivities to Simple, which set everything to about the middle. Back on Custom or Advanced, now...