Several warning callouts after liftoff - a bug ?

[Guest mhuck]

Hello,when I start FS2002 + PIC v1.2, I have the following problem making a takeoff:- the first time everything is ok.- when I reload the situation and try the same takeoff again,the PIC panel shows a strange behaviour after liftoff: several callouts occur ('too low - flaps', 'terrain' ...), the config warning light comes up, also the gear door lights.It seems that the panel logic doesn't recognize the takeoff-situation ?!Only a restart of FS2002 solves the problem (for one takeoff, then the same happens again).Matthias Huck, Oelde, Germany

[Guest mhuck]

Hello,I seem to be the only one who has this problem ??I found out that loading another plane an reload PIC solves the problem for one takeoff ...Matthias

[Guest seabas]

Hi Matthias,I also have the same problem. Any help would be more than welcome.Sebastian

[Guest ATPBVC]

Are you doing an full engine shut down after the first flight?

[Reset XPDR]

I have seen this too. 767 PIC seems to get confused if you have taken off, then try and reload from a ground-based scenario. Simple answer is don't do this. Better answer is to save before you take off, exit to the main menu after take off (if something you have done makes you want to restart), then reload the same flight. Alternative is just to ignore the expected multi-voice warning collection.Gary.

[Guest mhuck]

No, I did no engine shutdown. I wanted to practice takeoffs, so I flew until I reached 5000ft, then reloaded the same situation -> the bug appeared after the next liftoff.I will try exiting to the menu screen (at the moment it is deactivated in fs2002.cfg). Perhaps I needn't load another aircraft than; this takes a lot of time !Thank you,Matthiasp.s.: another problem occured, but I'll make another thread.

[Guest Mark McG]

>No, I did no engine shutdown. I wanted to practice takeoffs,>so I flew until I reached 5000ft, then reloaded the same>situation -> the bug appeared after the next liftoff.>I will try exiting to the menu screen (at the moment it is>deactivated in fs2002.cfg). Perhaps I needn't load another>aircraft than; this takes a lot of time !Matthias,this is what is causing your problems.When you are reloading the sim, not all the FS/PIC parameters are being reset.When you begin you get airborne again, FS is under the impression that you have suddenly dropped to that altitude from 5000ft.If you want to practice take offs in PIC, do a search for Touch and Go Landings. One of the guys who frequents this forum - HPSOV I think - who flies the 767 for QANTAS posted a good tutorial on this.Hope this helps.

[Guest mhuck]

Thank you, Mark,I didn't find the topic yet, but I will try to find it. Matthias