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1st December: A new version of the GoFlight Interface Tool for MSFS is now available.
12th November: A new version of the GoFlight Interface Tool for X-Plane is now available.
6th June: A new version of Virtual Flight Sim Hardware is now available (huge update)
21st November: A new version of the GoFlight Interface Tool for FSX/FSXSE/P3D is now available.
Best Rebuild GF/GIT Procedures Inquiry?
New computer is up and running. Beginning the process of rebuilding my GoFlight/GIT equipment. I’m fairly confident of the USB2.0 Hub and Power Management issues as I piece them back together. They were working well for considerable time and I documented what ports and what hubs worked well.
Would anyone have any experience or recommendations on the order of bringing each module back up? I have a MCP Pro, EFIS, (2)166’s, (2)GFP8’s, GF-T8-2 and a GF48.
Better to bring one up at a time, get it stable, then reboot and on to the next? If so, any order better than another? Or plug them all in and configure? If one at a time, should the more power hungry MCP/EFIS and 166’s go first. Seems most users have issues with the 166’s, should I get them stable and move on to the MCP/EFIS and then remaining modules?
I’m thinking of getting all the modules up under default GF software first, then install and configure GIT. Make sense?
Appreciate your knowledge and experiences. Thanks!
Would anyone have any experience or recommendations on the order of bringing each module back up? I have a MCP Pro, EFIS, (2)166’s, (2)GFP8’s, GF-T8-2 and a GF48.
Better to bring one up at a time, get it stable, then reboot and on to the next? If so, any order better than another? Or plug them all in and configure? If one at a time, should the more power hungry MCP/EFIS and 166’s go first. Seems most users have issues with the 166’s, should I get them stable and move on to the MCP/EFIS and then remaining modules?
I’m thinking of getting all the modules up under default GF software first, then install and configure GIT. Make sense?
Appreciate your knowledge and experiences. Thanks!