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PSS A3xx Take off trim/Cargo Doors

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Can someone tell me how do you set the elivator trim for takeoff on the Airbus planes?Also I still can't get those darn cargo doors to open. I've tried all of the keyboard combinations suggested in this forum and I can only get the exit doors to open, although the cargo doors show to be open on the system display.

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Guest RampRat

the Cargo doors on the A3XX don't ( from what i have reed and tryed myself) open. They will still show as being open but aren't and will not. The doors howver do open on the Dash and the 330.

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Guest Phoenix_7

sometimes the shift+E command will not work with addon aircrafttry thisstart FSselect options, controls, assignmentslook for the assignmentselect exitclick change assignmententer D or key of your choice, do not use shift+click okback in FS now pressing D will open the main doorspress and hold D then press 2 and release D should open the cargo doorsJohn PSS SUPPORTsupport@phoenix-simulation.co.ukhttp://www.avsim.com/pss/phoenix.jpg

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hi jetlover1118!What John (PSS support) said about the cargo doors setting works perfectly. I have my cargo doors working.But at the other hand, I would like to hear some explaination about your first question... how elevator trim is set for t/o or for 250 KIAS.edrosario

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Guest vrandar

To set trim for takeoff in FS9 you will usually need a setting of -1.8UP or -2.0UP which ensures that you can hold V2+10 successfully. To set this press the F/CTL button which will bring up the flight control screen on the lower ECAM. Then (at least on my microsoft keyboard) press End several times until you get -2.0UP which is shown in the middle of the screen. Pressing the Home key takes it down again.NB. If you are using the iFDG/PSS merge with the A319 or A321 you will not need to set trim as this has been taken care of in the flight dynamics.

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Good elevator trim settings are (no matter of aircraft weight, runway length, flap setting, temperature, wet or dry surface, QNH etc. there are):A319......UP 1.0A320......UP 1.0A321......UP 3.0A332/3....UP 4.0A342/3....UP 4.0Wolfgang

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Guest vrandar

Why do you say these are good figures and what are they based on? For the pure PSS A319 and A320 I would disagree with your figures which are too low in my experience. The A321, A330 and A340 figures seem slightly high to me.

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Hi Rob,I was on vacation for the last week, thus the long time no reply.I use TPC (Take Off performance Calculator), which is a very usefull little utility, designed by Roland Wukovits, who flies the A330/A340 for Austrian Airlines in real live. You can download TPC herewww.members.aon.at/rmwukoThe t/o trim settings I have posted are the ones, which are claculated by TPC. So far these settings worked perfectly fine for me (although TPC allways calculates one and the same trim setting for a specific Airbus type, no matter of the given parameters).I must admit, that I mostly fly the A330, but, as said, the few times I flew the A319/320/321 the settings worked. I do not have the PSS A340 though, and therefor cannot judge the A340 trim settings.Wolfgang

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Guest vrandar

Yes I have it but don't use it as the figures it gives for flex also seem out to me. But I'll have another look at it as I hadn't looked at what it did with trim, and I'll give your trim settings a go to see the effect for me.

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