April 3Apr 3 The PMS seems to give a climb EPR that is much higher than the maximum climb EPR from the table on the FEs desk. In this example I am at FL260, with a TAT of 3 degrees. According to the maximum climb chart this should give me an EPR of around .640, however the PMS gives me a climb EPR of .716.
April 3Apr 3 Staff Thanks, forwarded to the team for further investigation. Vrishabh Sehgal ( @Richboy2307 ) Community Team Member & Tester iniBuilds Ltd. | inibuilds.com
April 5Apr 5 Are those charts for the -500? I do not believe the N1 and EPR readings are correctly synced. I am going back about 45 years now but I recall seeing N1 values of 93% at a 350FL cruise. The N1 value should be between about 84 to 89/90. INI readings are about 79/80/ Edited April 5Apr 5 by Trevor
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