Everything posted by CSEverett
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Pitch almost non existent on takeoff
You've been setting stabilizer trim right?
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marketplace download version GSX file location
I'd like to have a go at adding passengers to the bridges leading to the jetway in the 1.0.2 version which didn't have multi jetway, which I was able to get from the marketplace. What I don't know is where the GSX profile for 1.0.2 via the marketplace is located (since I'll need to back it up first), or if it's even included or a separate file or at all. Thanks.
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no download button on Inimanager to update the scenery
I just learned of the update, and mine's showing the same.
- Any way to get a copy of the V 1.0.2 version? (That works with GSX)
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Any way to get a copy of the V 1.0.2 version? (That works with GSX)
The 1.1.0 update for VHHH introduced multi-jetway support but in the process broke compatibility with GSX. Is there any way to get a copy of the older version 1.0.2 that does work with GSX? Thanks.
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Stupid questiion - unable to figure out how to perform the L-1011 oil quanity/oil temperatiure/N1 test
I was pretty sure that failures weren't modeled. Testing them is a step in the inibuilds checklist through. Since it seems there's no button to press to actually perform said test, apparently you just skip over said item. (Which means it likely should be removed from the checklist.)
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Stupid questiion - unable to figure out how to perform the L-1011 oil quanity/oil temperatiure/N1 test
Going through the pre-start checklists for the L-1011, there's points where you're supposed to test oil quantity, oil temperature and N1 on the flight engineer's panel. Except I can't find any switch or button to test them, and the manual is no help. The EFB "look" button doesn't seem to go to anything. Is it simply something currently not modeled, or am I missing something obvious? Thanks.
- Offical word on plans for an L-1011-100 or -200?
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L-1011 checklists in pdf form suitable for printing?
I'm wondering if anybody ever took the checklists for the L-1011 that are in the EFB and stuck them in a document that can be printed out. This is a 70's airliner, and electronic checklists were far in the future, and it'd be great to have paper copies to work from instead. More fun that way. Thanks.