August 23, 200322 yr Taxiing and taking off from some 3rd party sceneries, UK2000 EGBB and Norway 8 ENZV both engines keep cutting out. Doesn't appear to happen with default scenery.Any clues anyone. I know UK200 is not patched for FS9 yet but it doesn't happen with other addon acft.Paul Gardner
August 23, 200322 yr Done some more testing it also happens with default sceneries. I suspect I'm having a fuel problem but I can't for the life of me figure it out.Can anyone help please?Paul Gardner
August 23, 200322 yr I had exactly the opposite problem, Paul... on standard scenery. I was taxying around KSFO, I turned left at a corner at about 7kts groundspeed... the left undercarriage snapped off.... and both engines went to takeoff power :-lol Maybe my co-pilot fell onto the throttles when the airplane keeled over???Never a dull moment on my flights :-)Cheers.Ian "Gremlins R Us" Riddell.
August 23, 200322 yr < Ian *"Gremlins R Us"* Riddell.heheheThat's funny Ian ! ;-)cheers,anthonyAnthony MertonPrecision Manuals Developmenthttp://www.precisionmanuals.com
August 23, 200322 yr I have had a similar problem.See my post at:http://forums.avsim.net/dcboard.php?az=sho...id=15766&page=3
August 23, 200322 yr about 7kts groundspeed... the left undercarriage snapped offSeriously officer, I know your radar gun shows 70, but really, I was only doing 7, honestly! :-hahRay
August 23, 200322 yr Hi,Well, I've seen some bugs here and there in MSFS. Like in FS2002 at least, taxing around KMSP, you'd get a 'Building Crash' for no apparent reason. :( Took me a while to figure out, but if I went to spot plane view and looked directly down on the plane or very close to directly down, I could avoid this from happening. I think this was even a somewhat well known bug after some time. MSFS has little surprises here and there that leaves me scratching my head sometimes. (-:Jim Richards
August 23, 200322 yr Hi,Well, I've seen some bugs here and there in MSFS. Like in FS2002 at least, taxing around KMSP, you'd get a 'Building Crash' for no apparent reason. :( Took me a while to figure out, but if I went to spot plane view and looked directly down on the plane or very close to directly down, I could avoid this from happening. I think this was even a somewhat well known bug after some time. MSFS has little surprises here and there that leaves me scratching my head sometimes. (-:Jim Richards
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