Norwenkel
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Speed is shown on my Stream Deck (AOO profil) but not shown on the MCP during flight.
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Same observations here.
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I would appreciate if you make it possible that loading fuel and weight would be accepted to import from simbrief when starting on the runway, even if it’s not realistic.
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How to set and import the simbrief weight and fuel values when starting direct on the runway? Using the MSFS toolbar?
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Bingo, it finally worked. The Problem was a corrupted airplane type file in my simbrief fleet.
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6 hours ago, gumbyger said:
Is anything from the flightplan visable on your side? Could you send a screenshot please?
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Simbrief flight plan is visible and tabs are clickable at the pilot page but the export button is not present. Screen dump will be sent tomorrow morning when being back at my computer.
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Shure I would but that export flight button is NOT visible. Not in full screen nor in window mode.
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Maybe i´m a bit to blond, but how to transfer the flight plan from the pilot page further to the A310.
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Thanks a lot iniBuilds support team!
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Even version 2.03 does not help to solve this issue. Because there is no debug or log file I can nor provide any additional informations
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47 minutes ago, Norwenkel said:
Same Problem as above mentioned.
To be more specific: Till today and after the Navigraph and MSFS update it stopped working as it should do
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Same Problem as above mentioned.
GW Number on ECAM Memo Display differs from EFB and FMC value
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Dear all,
I often start directly on the runway importing a simbrief flightplan into the EFB and FMC (v. 1.08) with "unrealistic" fuel loading (EFB settings). I´m aware that INIT B is not functional when using this method. I noticed that the GW number at the ECAM Memo display differs from what you can see in the EFB and on the FMC fuel prediction page. The fuel weight is correct.
Is that how it should be or a fault induced by using the starting on the runway procedure?
Thanks for your comments
Norbert