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Post by dj on Feb 15, 2018 16:11:44 GMT
Dear VSKYLABS Team, First of all let me say thank you and congratulations on a great project. I am a pilot with over 400hrs and have just finished by MEP and CPL on this aircraft and will now fly more hours (+30hrs) for my IR. Your simulator has been a great help however I have noticed an number of inaccuracies when compared with flying the real aircraft. This in terms of performance and limitations according to the AFM supplemental manuals. It would be very useful if you could fix these issues since it is practically impossible to fly the SIM within the actual flight envelope of the aircraft without experiencing a catastrophic failure such as exceeding VFE or VLO and the aircraft crashing in the SIM. Please find guidance and reference material attached. LIMITATIONSReference : P2006T AFM - 4th Edition Rev .0 - Page S3 - 21 - Section 2 - Limitations.(1) Maximum LG op speed has been increased to VLO / VLE = 122 KIAS (2) Take of flaps VFE = 122 KIAS PERFORMANCE
On a near standard day (ISA) you can expect this performance from the aircraft.
CRUISEProps - 2200 - MAP 23 - IAS 120-130 @ MTOW CIRCUIT / HOLDINGProps - 2200 - MAP 24 - IAS 110 DOWNWIND (gear down)Props - 2200 - MAP 26 - IAS 100 DESCENT ( Flaps T/O & gear down)Props - 2200 - MAP 17 - IAS 90 FINAL APPROACH / LANDProps - Full forward - MAP 15-20 - IAS 80-95 Flaps T/O to FULL Flap on final. Looking forward to the update. DJ Attachment DeletedAttachment DeletedAttachment Deleted
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Post by VSL-Admin on Feb 15, 2018 17:42:58 GMT
Hi Thanks for the input! The package should have another update next month. I will examine it, of course! (thanks for the updated manual info). Meanwhile, try and disable X-Plane's feature to remove flying surfaces when exceeding limitations. It will allow you to fly the plane as you used to, without experiencing catastrophic events. BTW...JetManHuss *is* the "VSKYLABS Team"...
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dj
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Post by dj on Feb 20, 2018 11:29:56 GMT
Hi JetManHuss,
Thanks for the reply, I will try and disable the "remove fling surfaces" feature as you suggest. Also do you know if it is possible to disable all the "system failures" in XPlane?
Any improvements you make to the actual performance of the aircraft (Airspeed = Power = Prop settings) compared to real life performance I proposed would be highly appreciated, looking forward to the update.
D
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Post by VSL-Admin on Feb 21, 2018 23:04:39 GMT
Hi! You can click "I" and on the left of the window you'll have a failure section. As far as I know, X-Plane's default state is not having unscheduled systems failures, unless the aircraft is getting damaged mostly by ground impact.
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