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I know, but if you don't have the display bar active there is no way of knowing it. You pre assume that the user has the status bar active, or that the user know that the recording info is displayed in that bar....to many assumptions. I didn't even know there was a status bar. OTOH I would find more ...

When you record a flight, the timer should be automatically displayed, otherwise you can know if you're recording ir not.
Also if I start recording and then start a training session, the recording is lost, I have to start recording again.

If the heli crashes against you it's not added to the heli crash statistics.

Just by having Heli-x started, without even flying, it drains the MBP battery very fast.
I did the following test:
I had the MBP at 10% battery, opened heli-x, and left the MBP open overnight, in the morning battery was up to 70%.

I hace setup my flight mode as the default one, but every time I change heli I have to reset it back to the default as it has changed, is this normal behaviour?

It would also be good to have a timer: my training sessions are 15min, and having some kind of timer displayed would be great.

On the new 6 version for osx, when I go to Configuration | Controller | Sticks and calibrate my usb dongle, once the process is finished the sticks mapping is changed automatically and I have to remap everything again. On previous version it kept the z,x,y,rz etc. mapping when calibrating.

FMS has an auto zoom option which is very useful for us begginers, as we can see the exact orientation of the heli. When practising new maneuvers it very easy to loose sight of the heli, an auto zoom would be very usefull for this, and as you progress you can increase the zoom. This is something I ...

If you fix it please add the option of 0.5 turns per minute please!! (the current 1 turn per minute)