Control everything in MSFS with AuthentiKit +SPAD.NEXT

SPAD.NEXT is a new addition to the AuthentiKit ecosystem that gives much greater control over aircraft systems in MSFS. This video shows how to use it to control the Flying Iron Simulations BF109 pump and pitch lever as well as achieve precise Spitfire trim wheel calibration.
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[@petermiddelkoop784]

A amazing good tutorial
A have SpadNext full edition and there is a very big problem with the tutorials spadnext have.
The black background and fast speaking in the tutorials.
Can I becom a member of your club ? I am 72 jears old and living in the Netherlands. Thanks for reading this.

[@AuthentiKit]

By all means - you'd be very welcome. There's a link on this page authentikit.org/community-powered/

[@1v75cjgu2j2j]

Hello, with Aeroplane Heavens upcoming Lancaster release, are there any plans on releasing/working on a Lancaster Bomber flight controls?
Watching their updates on facebook has gotten me into flight simulators, and now finding your videos has gotten me wanting to build a sim rig for one!
Thanks for the great content, its really interesting what you are doing

[@AuthentiKit]

4 engines requires 12 axis inputs which is beyond capacity for a single board, so not likely soon unfortunately

[@b6s4shelter]

Wow. This solves my rudder trim not being on an axis… right?

[@AuthentiKit]

I haven’t checked, but yes, I suspect we can control rudder trim as precisely as we have worked on elevator trim

[@b6s4shelter]

@@AuthentiKit this would be my motivation to switch. No yet having built several kits outside of my spitfire, I see the lack of AXIS to be the driver.