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Alexair

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  1. Hi Inibuilds,

    When the EMER EXIT LT is armed, all emergency lights in the cabin remain ON, should be OFF during the flight.

    Just being picky here 😉

    Alex

  2. This depend a lot about personnal taste, I don't think Inibuilds will/want to modify this parameter as other people might not like it.

    Personnaly my view setting is almost like yours, except that my head is less tilted down and my eye position is slightly more forward and a tiny bit lower. See, lots of variable depending individuals.

    The good part of it is that you can set up the view the way you want and save it within MSFS via a keyboard shortcut, like that next time just hit your key shortcut and you'll get the view you want.

    Just my 2 cents...

  3. I'm using trackIR too. Nothing can be done except maybe fidling with trackir settings.

    Personnaly I didn't touch anything as it is like that in real life as well. On my real life (much smaller) ERJ-145 overhead I crick my neck too, just to get get halfway through the overhead.

    Just my 2 cents...

  4. Yes, it's normal as the update saw the OEW of the freighter being reduced (was too high for an F).

    Best way to resolve the problem is to modify the OEW in the simbrief profile (by matching the new OEW of the F).

     

  5. Hi Inibuilds,

    Couple of bugs after the latest update:

    - Still can't hear the altitude alerter at all.

    - The green MODE CHG in the nav display remain all the time, is it normal ?

    - Outside pacs sounds are very loud (they are quite loud in real life but that's a bit too much) and as soon as the engine are started you can hear the engine but the pacs sounds disappear totally.

     

    Thanks,

  6. On 1/2/2024 at 11:16 AM, mrdyer said:

    I have noticed that at different weights including max zfw the A300 will move along and gain speed without any more than idle thrust.  Acceleration seems the same no matter the weight and it does not feel heavy during taxi.

    Seems to be realistic to me, now to which extent ? Only a real A300-600 pilot could answer that. On my aircraft (EMB-145) at max gross weight with both engine running you need to keep pressing the brakes otherwise you keep accelerating and on one engine (usual taxi procedure), just a bit of thrust to start taxiing and there you go...

     

    On 1/2/2024 at 11:16 AM, mrdyer said:

    In additon at low cruise altitudes (FL220) the aircraft levels off at a close to 0 degree nose up which seems unrealistic.

    That will depend about weight and speed, if lightly loaded and VMO, for sure you'll get 0deg. However, if fully loaded and a bit slow then you'll get some nose up.

     

    Just my 2 cents...

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