Dr. Ghanbari, Chief Technical Officer of Semblant since 2012, directs the company’s technology scale-up, product deployment and market launches. His extensive experience includes leading the accelerated development and deployment of more than 50 state-of-the-art capital equipment products that implement leading-edge plasma and thin-film technologies.
Prior to Semblant, Abe was V.P. at NovaSolar Technologies, where he led development and deployment of solar processing technologies and equipment for China’s factory. Abe started his career in R&D at Varian Corporation, followed by a variety of product development and general management roles at Sony, Applied Materials and VLOC Corp. He currently serves on the advisory board of several technology centers, start-ups and well-established companies. Throughout his career, he has developed technologies, products and processes that provide solutions to meet the needs of customers in emerging markets.
Abe holds a Ph.D. in engineering & applied physics from Cornell University, M.S. in plasma science, and B.S. in electrical engineering from the University of Illinois, M.B.A. from Saint Mary’s College with emphasis in operations and marketing, management. He is a holder of 15 patents.
Many many thanks to all the talented computer buffs out there...my water effects are now back!The graphic card I had recently installed (WinFast A170 DDR T Geforce4 MX440-SE) was not supported or recognised by FS2002 and the reflections on the ocean was not enabled plus I had the BSOD on frequent occasions.I downloaded the fix gf4mxdsp.zip but this did not solve the problem...but came close. It was a replacement FS2002 Display Cfg. which had the lines for the GeForce3/4 and the nearest to my card was;NVIDIA GeForce4 MX 440[000010DE:00000171]Alas it did not work.Then I was pointed to the right direction by a reply on flightsim.com forum by W. Sieffert as follows:"Select Start, Programs, Accessories, System Tools, System Information. Let it stabilize. On the left panel, click Components, Display. On the right panel (if using Win98/ME, you may need to click on Advanced Information), look for the Registry Key: or PNP Device ID:, read the numbers, such as, PNP Device ID PCIVEN_10DE&DEV_0281&SUBSYS_89431462&REV_A14&618BA55&0&0008 and translate the numbers for the display.cfg file. In this case: [000010DE:00000281] from the VEN_10DE&DEV_0281 numbers above.Make three new lines in the display.cfg file as shown below:;GeForce 4 Ti4800SE - note the semicolon so this line is ignored.[000010DE:00000281] //replace with your numbers, if needed.DriverValidate2=1That should do it!!W. Sieffert I duly followed the instructions and found that the last three digits for my card was 173 so changed the setting in the new Display cfg. and Bingo!Thank you all once again now I can fly my sim as intended. I hope this info will help many others.RegardsBrian (Bridon Bear) Dorset UK.
hi,could anybody out there help me i wanna change my aircarft performance so it has the right wieghts ect and doin this would it make any difference?Robetrt767
Don't have FS on this computer, but I think you can open the cfg file for the aircraft and enter different weights there. Look around...you'll see it. You can't miss it. :-lol I'm sure there are utilities to do this as well that let you do it on the fly, but the ole manual way isn't so bad.Edit: Based on your other post about assigning reverse thrust and speedbrake to your yoke, my guess is that you're not talking about throwing a couple of PAX and 2 handbags into the back of a single. I don't have any experience modifying the files of bigger aircraft, so I don't know how messy they are. But I have done it for the 172 and it's a real piece of cake. (Hard to remember to set for every flight if you're not in the habit yet..."Why the hell is this thing pulling to the right?!", but easy to do).
Can anyone tell me if someone has created a digital barometer driven altimeter gauge? I've seen some that are radar (radio). If anyone knows of an existing one, please let me know the name of it, who created it and where I can download it.Thanks,Michael
The default Aircreation Ultralight in FSX has a digital barometric altimeter.FLYing? It's cool. Trillions of birds and insects can't be wrong.
>The default Aircreation Ultralight in FSX has a digital>barometric altimeter.>>>FLYing? It's cool. Trillions of birds and insects can't be>wrong.I appreciate the response. Perhaps I forget to say I'm using FS9 (FS2004 Simulator). I'm looking for a barometric altimeter in digital format for the FS9.Any help would be greatly appreciated.Michael