Hi,After SP1 installation lost the voice "T W E N T Y F I V E H U N D R E D..." in approach stage. You know anybody, why? Thank you FriendlyPaul

Same here!Jos

Odd. How are you setup? What was your descent rate through this altitude? Too fast and it will miss the GPWS call out.I seem to be getting it ok. FS2004 w/ PMDG and SP1.Thanks....Good Day.Jay BirchCFI, CFII, MEIhttp://www.clearedasfiled.com/images/simpics/jaycfi.gif

Hino calls above 1000 in 2002/sp1.Was on normal GS decent path and tested for this anomaly specificly.Best RegardsTed

Same here.First call is at ONE THOUSAND since SP1.

Me too. The first call I get is "one thousand".Lee Hetherington (KBED)

Me four... on both FS2004 and 2002, "one thousand" is the first call.-Greg Germ

Thats the way it is in life too. None of the aircraft i have flown with GPWS gives a call above 1000ft agl. The only thing you might get in addition to that, is just a simple, "terrain".

Aaah yes, but have you flown the B737-6/700? :) The callout exists in the Dreamfleet 737, and existed prior to Service Update 1 with the PMDG 737NG. It is no longer called-out. The sound file is there though...FS200xSOUNDPMDG737NGPMDG_2500.wavObviously it's not a earth-shattering issue, but it is one of those things that you notice as broken after the patch...Hopefully they will apply much more effort into the VNAV/Trim issues which seem to effect people, and THEN move into the callouts.-Greg Germ

I just got the NG, I havent heard a 2500 since I installed it.http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2003-8/328522/siggyav.JPG

I beleive 2500 is the simulated ground for GPWS!

Been flying the BBJ for 4 months.......