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11-14-2007, 08:34 PM #11
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11-15-2007, 12:36 AM #12
Henry, I'm using CRT's currently and I have adjusted the screen width's to effectively do what the digial version does for you i.e. hide some of the view behind the bezels. I'm sure you can do this with LCD's also, although I haven't tried. Of course this is only useful if the TH2GO is used for simming only, otherwise you will lose part of your desktop when used for other things like word processing etc. In my case it's for simming only so no problem.
Ken.
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11-21-2007, 05:16 PM #13
TH2GO Analog user here too and just done as Ken suggested -
I Set up a flight, starting on an active runway, the runway was unaligned where it crossed one monitor onto the other, so I just accessed the hardware controls in the centre monitor and slightly repositioned until the runway edges were perfectly aligned!
However I believe that you get better 'alignment' results from the digital version's Bezel Management programme when in the air and turning ...... (I still get some disalignment in the air but nothing too upsettingDavid R
Durham, England
1979 Mooney M20J Cockpit builder ......
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