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Changing default Vertical Speed - FSX SE

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This is my 1st post so hope I'm in the right place.
I have a Carenado PA31T Cheyenne II and fly FSX SE. The autopilot allows altitude preselect and arm of a new desired altitude. The default vertical speed when in "ARM" is 500 fpm which is good for a C172 and the like but not practical in a turboprop. I'd like to set 1500 FPM as the default vertical speed.
There is a line in the aircraft.cfg under [autopilot] - "default_vertical_speed" but that line is set to 0.0. Changing the value has no effect on the actual default set by the autopilot.
I have opened the PA31T.air file using AAM v2.2 but could not see any parameters that appeared related to the autopilot.
Any suggestions would greatly appreciated.
 
It's coded into their gauge. Unless it's an XML gauge, you can't change it.
 
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