Like to ask you guys a question.Is it normal for an aircraft to indicate 000 airspeed from about 14000ft up to 33000ft?Meaning I have no airspeed indication but zeros.I depend on MO when reaching about 10000ft.Any suggestions?ALPHA37

Yep, turn icing off in FSUIPC. Turn pitot heat on and turn deicing on if the plane supports it.Hope this helps,JimActiveSky Support

Thanks jim that did work for me.Another question is why am i not able to load a flight plan into active radar.It is running on the machine with fs9..ALPHA37

See if you are doing this:1. Start AR.2. Go to Planning.3. Click on the MSFS button.4. Browse to your flight plan.5. Choose it.6. In AR Update Weather.Hope this helps,JimActiveSky Support

A going by everything within the manual but still nothing..I select the flight plan from flightsim files it addresses the update all but then no flight plan..

Tell me how you are doing this in Active Radar.JimActiveSky Support

OK i first start fs9,then activesky04.Get my wx import my flightplan then print.Next I g to the PC using Active Radar that is where fs9 is,activated then got to MSFS select the flight plan which it automatically looks for FLightsimulator Files,choose my flightplan then update.It gives a msg of updating(in Red) which i do then there's nothing.I can input one manually which of course takes time but i cannot import..Hope this helps..RONNIE

Ronnie,In FS9 flightplanner you have to save the plan first, overwrite and than reopen the plan. After that open the flightplan in Active Radar.http://www.hifisim.com/images/as2004betateam.jpgPatrick/EBBR

OK, what are you using to make your flight plan?I can't tell, but are you using WideFS?Hope this helps,JimActiveSky Support

I use fs navigator and i export it to fs9 i can uplad it to the pc with widefs but not te fs9 pc using active radar

Using FsNav save the f/p open it in FS9 save it again (see screenshot) and open it in AS Radar.http://www.hifisim.com/images/as2004betateam.jpgPatrick/EBBRhttp://forums.avsim.net/user_files/55536.jpg

so patrick u are saying i have to save it in fsnav.can't I just export it to fs9?

Export to FS.Open the plan in FS.Save the plan in FS.Load the plan into AR.AR needs an exact FS9 plan!Hope this helps,JimActiveSky Support

tried it all no avail.i gave upThanks for the help guysRONNIE

Ronnie,Don't give up! This works:1. Make your plan in FSNav.2. Export it into FS.3. Open the plan in FS.4. Save the plan in FS.5. Now the plan is ready for AR.Hope this helps,JimActiveSky Support