March 26, 200620 yr Bryan:Is the setup of the pressurization panel correct? The landing elevation is always left at 0000? Or do I (the captain) need to set that to landing elevation?Thnx,James
March 26, 200620 yr Commercial Member Hello James,The FO will setup the landing elevation on the overhead at around 5 minutes to departure (I'd have to check the exact time though.)He has to do it then (and not during his cockpit setup flow) because in order for him to know what elevation to set, you will have had to enter the Arrival Airport's ICAO in the FMC.FS2Crew reads the Level-D's FMC database to get arrival airport's elevation.So to make a long story short, you do not need to touch the landing elevation. FO does it for you (assuming you entered an arrival airport in the FMC before the FO tries to set the landing elevation.)Hope that makes sense,Bryan B. York FS2Crew Web Site / FS2Crew Facebook Page / FS2Crew Discord
March 26, 200620 yr Author Hmmmm, then something's not working right. I have the FMC completely setup right after my walkaround, except for ZFW, etc. The dep and arrival airports are both in there.The land elevation has been 0000 every flight so far.I always load a flightplan after creatin git in FSBuild; could loading the FP have something to do with it?Ideas?James
March 26, 200620 yr Author Bryan:One thing that I do not do is setup the arrival runway. I wait until descent when the ATC assigns the runway, then I enter it into the FMS. Could this be the problem?? James
March 26, 200620 yr Commercial Member Hello James,The arrival runway is probably the missing link.You can always change the arrival runway after you've programmed it in if the winds change.Cheers,Bryan B. York FS2Crew Web Site / FS2Crew Facebook Page / FS2Crew Discord
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