ApocalypsePlease0 Posted March 6 Posted March 6 It happens both under 10000 and above 10000, but I noticed it happens more often under 10000, on every flight. Two screenshots taken a few minutes apart at different altitudes:
sunake Posted Friday at 01:41 PM Posted Friday at 01:41 PM You know it's funny you mentioned this. I have noticed it sometimes, and I could have sworn I've see the same on real world videos of the A350 climbing slight below the target speed. So it might be a bug, or it might be realistic.
ApocalypsePlease0 Posted Friday at 09:36 PM Author Posted Friday at 09:36 PM 7 hours ago, sunake said: You know it's funny you mentioned this. I have noticed it sometimes, and I could have sworn I've see the same on real world videos of the A350 climbing slight below the target speed. So it might be a bug, or it might be realistic. If it's realistic, then what's the point of managed speed? I doubt it.
sunake Posted Friday at 11:18 PM Posted Friday at 11:18 PM 1 hour ago, ApocalypsePlease0 said: If it's realistic, then what's the point of managed speed? I doubt it. Probably is a bug, but remember the real things aren't perfectly flawless either. They experience weirdness every now and then, even the brand new stuff. If I can find that video where they were climbing and the IAS was 5ish knots below the target speed on YouTube again I will send it to you if you don't mind
sunake Posted Friday at 11:28 PM Posted Friday at 11:28 PM (edited) 1 hour ago, ApocalypsePlease0 said: If it's realistic, then what's the point of managed speed? I doubt it. Okay found it. You can see the indicated airspeed kinda hanging out below target at 44:36 and 45:21. Again it might still be a bug for the inibuilds, or maybe an unintentional realistic behaviour. The real thing does very slowly adjust pitch to catch back up to the target but it's not perfect . Edited Friday at 11:31 PM by sunake
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