On 16 Nov 2009, at 17:37, dave perry wrote:

> Second, I have edited my local copy for cvs so that the nav-light switch 
> also controls instrument/pannel lights so the c172p can be flown at 
> night.  I also point the vors to the recent changed Instruments-3d/vor 
> folder which you can try out using either the cvs pa24 or cvs pa28.  
> with these changes to Instruments-3d/vor, the GS flag now works and the 
> needles smoothly transition to 0.0 when out-of-range or when tuned to a 
> non-gs vor/loc.  Does anyone object to committing these changes?

In general, I would far prefer the C172P to be as high quality (and functional 
as possible), rather than worrying about 'ownership' of this particular 
aircraft. I realise for most aircraft ownership is very important to the 
original developers, but since the C172 is the default, I think it should be 
understood as a group effort. Of course if someone volunteers to act as 
maintainer, that'd be great, and more power to them!

James


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