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Thanks. I have the community folder opened, what folder am I looking for? only Aerosoft folders I see is for the CRJ. -
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By Victory103 · Posted
Mike, The SPEED mode is a vertical mode for the autopilot to reach a selected/bugged altitude, you can also use vertical speed and pitch modes. If you select ALT, the autopilot will try to capture the current altitude at the time you pressed the button. -
By KuntaKinte · Posted
Please compare the two pictures (intersection A2 in EDDM). Noticable is the different vertical postion of the marked horizontal line, called "Zero-Degree Pitch Line". One important characteristic of this line is that on ground it is aligned (conformal) with the physical horizon. When you compare the pictures both Zero-Degree Pitch Lines have the same position in relation to the outside world (absolute position correct). Still, their relative position on the screen is different (RL is significantly higher). So, what is the reason and how could it be solved? The pitch-related symbology is based on the default seat position (instrument view: CTRL + 0), which is incorrect. This seat postion is too low, which can be checked with a tool in the cockpit - the "Eye Reference Point". The seatposition is correct when the ball in the rear is exactly covered by the ball in the front. As the "Eye Reference Point" below shows the default seat position is too low: The right postion is "one notch" up (UP ARROW key): So, now that we have found the correct seat position, the AS devs need to realign all pitch-related symbology to it 😉 -
By Bart Vermeir · Posted
@Mathijs Kok What will price of the airport be ? 8 years of work can't be cheap ...
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