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Users that have this issue can send an email to roarkrsp@gmail.com and request a special driver that will enable an advance trace function to see what is happening. If I get that info and good explanation of what are triggering this issue, I will try to fix it. I need that info as I do not have eith...

I will add to it to my TODO buglist for FStarter.

Thanks for reporting this.

I start to believe this issue could be related to Windows Region settings.
If you do not have en-US, try to change to EN-US for further testing.

Some questions to all that have this issue: WIndows OS ? FStarter version ? FStarter Options settings ? Complete path to sqlite databases ? Mine is : Screenshot 2023-11-13 170053.png Check that you have this file name is both the X64 and X86 folder in FStarter folder Screenshot 2023-11-13 170805.png...

Just so I understand the issues you have:

Do you get this image when you select big airports under the Airports menu

What is the version of FStarter? Have to tried to run FStarter as administrator? This is the database it uses: dbfile = "URI=file:"+ appdata_roaming_folder + "\\ABarthel\\little_navmap_db\\little_navmap_msfs.sqlite;"; This is what I see at EDDH and you should also see Screenshot ...

OC4BA_XP

OC4BA_XP is for owners of Opencockpit modules who fly Boeing B737 planes in X-PLANE11and X-PLANE12.
OC4BA_XP supports:
IXEG B737-300
MCP, EFIS1, COM1, NAV1, ADF1 and ATC

Laminar B737-800(Zibo mod)
MCP, CDU1/FMC1, CDU2/FMC2, EFIS1, EFIS2, COM1, COM2, NAV1, NAV2 and ATC .

PMDG has no specific SDK outputs for the wet compass.

You will need to use FSUIPC and its 02CC offset and make some script lines that you add to the default script .

You should be able to find some example of configuration and script code in the stepper documentation from Opencockpits.

Check with the USBServosPlus.exe in SIOC folder to see if limits have been changed.

I doubt that the servo limits and range changes by itself and certainly not by Oi4FS.

I would have done everything from scratch again.